mercutioviz wrote:
I'm not a big Python guy but it seems to me the script you reference is the opposite of what you've asked for - it originates a call via GV by logging in to the web interface and issuing a click-to-call. Yes, the Python scripts file will perform a login to a Google Voice site and then emulates a Google Voice click-2-call function to place a call to any PSTN network. Once Google Voice receives such instructions, it will first simultaneously place an outbound call to the phones listed/selected in the Forwards to section on its Settings folder, i.e. a Gizmo5 account configured on a local FreeSWITCH server. When the receiving picks up the phone, then Google Voice will place another outbound call to the destionation number dialed by the click-2-call function. What Asterisk's Bridge() function does is to bridge the incoming calls from Google Voice with the existing (on-going) outbound calls to Google Voice by means of the Python scripts file. I am sure this can be done through FreeSWITCH. However, being a newbie here, this is rather impossible for me to visualize how to write/craft such a dialplan context. I hope someone here will be able to help. If this has been done, I sure will appreciate some pointers to the links to download the dialplan context.
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