imagine how many hours were spent trying to code it from scratch =D

you did not waste any hours, you have convinced yourself you are doing it wrong when really you are just choosing the wrong commands.  again JOIN IRC so more people can help you.



On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:34 AM, Dennis <odermann@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi David,

2008/10/22 David Knell <dave@3c.co.uk>:

> What you'll probably need to do is to get the two processes handling the
> two legs talking to each other, so that the one handling the outbound
> leg
> sends a message to the one handling the inbound leg, and that message
> causes the process handling the inbound leg to start playing the file.
>
> Stick with what you're doing - you're on the right track to end up
> with a
> fantastically powerful IVR, and it doesn't sound like you're far from
> that
> turning point where everything slots in to place and things just start
> to
> work..!

Thanks for giving me hope and let me feel not beeing on the absolutely
wrong track!

For sure I will go on working on the problems. I know that freeswitch
is the way to go and I know, that freeswitch can do everything I need.
It is only frustrating to see, that so many spent hours where spent
for the probably wrong way.

Because many hours spent on freeswitch let me learn a lot about it and
let me know, that I can reach my goals with it, makes me not
resignate.

I hope I will find out, how to make both (or perhaps a lot more)
processes talk to each other.

Kind regards
Dennis



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