Which case(s) are not handled by Local_Extension, other than user not in the directory? Also, if you use the "user/xxxx" dialstring format you'll get different errors depending on whether or not the user exists in the database: freeswitch@default> originate user/1000 9664 -ERR USER_NOT_REGISTERED freeswitch@default> originate user/1900 9664 -ERR SUBSCRIBER_ABSENT User 1000 exists in the database but is not registered. User 1900 does not exist at all. In the case of a bridge app you can use chan var continue_on_fail=true and then check bridge_hangup_cause to determine what happened on the bridge attempt. I'm pretty sure you can then handle all of your scenarios. -MC On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 8:09 PM, Eugene Prokopiev <enp@itx.ru> wrote:
Hi,
With "Local_Extension" I can't distinguish all cases, I can distinguish only successful or failed answer.
About first case: I have no sequential numbers for local users and can't describe range as regex. So, the best way to identify if local user exists is to search id (and number-alias) in directory. I know about mod_xml_curl which can be used for filling dialplan and directory from some database, but I tried to find more simple way.
-- Regards, Eugene Prokopiev
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