If that doesn't work one of your uuids are wrong or contains a superfluous space or some other character
You have to understand that the inbound call that uses "socket" is the same thing as &park()
They are both in a park state at that point and there is no functional difference.
once both channels are answered and in the park state,
you have 2 choices and they both work, so watch the console log on debug level to find your mistake.
api uuid_bridge <uuid> <other_uuid>
sendmsg to <uuid> with call-command: execute to execute intercept on <other_uuid>
to prove it, just set your script to accept and answer the inbound call then make the outbound call and do nothing more.
Then at the CLI type:
>console loglevel debug
>show channels
get the 2 uuid from the output
and type:
>uuid_bridge <uuid> <other_uuid>
if this does not work, send me a complete copy of the console output
hi,
i am using socket outbound and want to bridge two calls with each other.
i do the following:
a call comes in and it gets answered (inbound call). after i send the
answer to the inbound, i do an originate to &park (outbound).
after i answered the outbound, i want both sides to be able to talk to
each other. but when i try uuid_bridge <inbound-uuid> <outbound-uuid>
it does not work. i do not even get a channel_bridge or something.
when i do 2 originates and send them to &park(), i can bridge them
with each other with uuid_bridge.
what am i doing wrong?
the other question is, how to unbridge two calls, if they are bridged?
i can't find anything like an unbridge command.
thanks
dennis93
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