should be doable via ESL, a remote daemon would listen to events and manipulate the channels. But this looks too complicated from the perspective of user experience, to remember all those key combinations. On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 12:41 AM, Dmitry Mordovin <dm@dwide.com> wrote:
Hello,
Need advanced "channel bridge/mix" solution.
Scenario: - user 1000 called to 1005 and talks - user 1005 hold 1000 and make second call to 1007
At this point we have three users and two active calls (sessions) first call: users 1000 (a leg) and 1005 (b leg) second call: user 1005 (a leg) and 1007 (b leg)
- mix users. user 1000 (first call, a leg) connect to user 1007 (second call, b leg) - send BUY to user 1005 for two calls - user 1000 and 1007 continue talks
I thing this "mix" command may be like "eavesdrop" but with two uuids of channels or else
Anybody try to implement same scenario?
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