Hi Dennis, I had a similar problem, but we're using javascript, not sockets. Is there any reason why your first original and then bridge instead of bridging your inbound call immediately to the (what will be your) outbound call? If that doesn't work, I had to take a channel out of a conference call and bridge that channel to a new person. I used 'intercept' in the end: var sSession = new Session("{ignore_early_media=true,originate_timeout=10}" + customer_service_url); sSession.setAutoHangup(false); sSession.execute("intercept", uuid); where sSession is the newly (latest) originated call and uuid the identifier of the channel in the conference call. As far as I know, 'unbridge' as command doesn't exist. I wouldn't know how to achieve that. Hope the above helps. Cheers, Birgit On 05/11/08 15:05, Dennis wrote:
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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