The default dialplan has an example of using *1 or *4 to do a blind or attn xfer respectively. Look for "Local_Extension" in conf/dialplan/default.xml. -MC On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 12:44 PM, Karl Schmidt <karl@xtronics.com> wrote:
On 08/08/2013 11:33 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
In fs_cli use "/help" to show fs_cli commands. Use "help" to show FreeSWITCH commands. Like Brian said, if you just press <tab> you'll get a quick list of all the tab-complete-enabled commands. Using the "help" command is good because it will give you a quick description of each command.
-MC
I could have sworn that I had tried that already and it didn't work - it certainly works now (and I feel a bit stupid) - I had been using up-arrow and F6 already.
I've been testing various SIP clients from Debian stable - both ekiga and qutecom fail to do call transfers (works well with linphone). Didn't find anything with google - is there more than one way for a SIP client to push a call transfer? Some setup bit on the freeswitch end?
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