Ask Anthony how much time he and the other devs actually *thought* about what they were going to do *before* they started hacking code! The FS devs did more than just learn from Asterisk - they made practical application of those lessons. -MC Sent from my iPhone On Aug 12, 2008, at 6:00 PM, David Baggett <freeswitch@baggett.org> wrote:
I used an SVN checkout from a few days ago -- Friday, I think.
Thanks for the tip on the set_openzap_user app -- that's very cool.
Despite my comment about the directory, In general I'm actually impressed with your foresight -- it's clear you've done a lot of the right things in abstracting away from the original Asterisk model. Should be a great platform for future ideas.
Dave
Anthony Minessale wrote:
I had no problem with FXS to x-lite, do you have the latest SVN trunk or one of the tarballs? We may have fixed some issues if you have an older release.
We have an application you can use in the dialplan called set_user
for example put this as the very first extension in the dialplan
<extension name="set_openzap_user" continue="true"> <condition field="source" expression="mod_openzap"/> <action application="set_user" data="${caller_id_number}@$$ {domain}"/> </condition> </extension>
if you put that in an extension at the top of your dialplan just for calls from openzap then you will make that call assume the settings of the user in the directory with an id that matches the caller id num set in openzap then fall through to the rest of the dialplan.
most things you *think* are not possible are just not forced into place =D
as for astribank, I have heard there are a few issues with them and I do not have one to test them. The guy who supports them is around on IRC but he tends to favor the AST that's why he calls them ASTribank so we can try to work with him if he's willing.
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