Dear friends, I've tried using the group_confirm_cancel_timeout channel variable. I've written a testing script to get digits before bridging. But, it doesn't seem to be working. My understanding after reading wiki is, * When I dial [leg_timeout=10]user/1005, if he answers before timeout and in the process of giving digits, then the call shouldn't be disconnected after the leg_timeout secs (10 sec in the example). But, When I experiment it, the call is getting disconnected after 10 seconds and it doesn't bother whether the callee has answered the call(Started giving digits) or not answered at all. I've checked it with nc as follows, sendmsg call-command: execute execute-app-name: set execute-app-arg: group_confirm_key=exec sendmsg call-command: execute execute-app-name: set execute-app-arg: group_confirm_file=perl /root/confirm.pl sendmsg call-command: execute execute-app-name: set execute-app-arg: group_confirm_cancel_timeout=1 sendmsg call-command: execute execute-app-name: bridge execute-app-arg: [leg_timeout=10]user/1005 And here is the script, use freeswitch; our $session; my $digit; while(1) { # Wait till response timeout for the first digit. $digit = $session->getDigits(1, "", 10000); freeswitch::consoleLog ("info","Digit>>".$digit."<<"); if (! $session->ready() ) { freeswitch::consoleLog("info","Going to Exit\n"); last; } if (defined $digit and $digit ne "" ) { freeswitch::consoleLog("info","DTMF received: $digit\n"); if ($digit eq '#') { return; } } else { freeswitch::consoleLog("info","Timeout\n"); $session->hangup(); } } 1; If my understanding is right then, I believe there is something wrong with channel_variable. Kindly help me to resolve this. -- Regards, Nagalenoj H.