Hello VoIP Geeks! I am looking for a way to reroute calls on specific disconnect reasons. My application is in Python. I will provide my solves so far, which for some reason I cannot use. Why I need rerouting? Well, I am using the LCR module which provides multiple routes per destination, like this: routes= [lcr_carrier=fs-rocks.com,lcr_rate=0.15000]sofia/default/1174@194.135.34.200 :5062| [lcr_carrier=fs-rocks.com,lcr_rate=0.16000]sofia/default/1174@194.135.34.200 :5064 Solve 1: Python solve Split the routes string to multiple routes. Bridge the call. Check if the call failed and bridge again. ivr_reroute_on=(\ "CALL_REJECTED",\ "CRASH",\ "INVALID_NUMBER_FORMAT",\ "NORMAL_TEMPORARY_FAILURE",\ "NO_ROUTE_DESTINATION",\ "NO_USER_RESPONSE",\ "NUMBER_CHANGED",\ "RECOVERY_ON_TIMER_EXPIRE",\ "SERVICE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED",\ ) ... session.execute("bridge", route) hangup_cause = str(session.getVariable("originate_disposition")) if hangup_cause in ivr_reroute_on: #bridge again ... else: ... #do not bridge again This is tested and works. However my manager does not likes it. I am not commenting on the side effects of this code (i.e. if you have some timers/schedules/scheduled events etc). Solve 2: Freeswitch Source Code solve Modify the source code of "switch_ivr_originate.c": if (to && !oglobals.continue_on_timeout) { goto outer_for; } after line 2523: +if (switch_channel_cause2str(*cause) == SWITCH_CAUSE_CALL_REJECTED ) { + goto outer_for; +} (In the best case I will add a new channel variable to Freeswitch to control all the disconnect reasons from here) However my manager again does not likes this. He says that I am not good enough in C/C++ to use this solution. Solve 3: continue_on_fail I have tried using the channel variable "continue_on_fail" which I believe works only in the dialplan with no luck. I was unable to get it running both in the dialplan and in Python. By the way I saw that "continue_on_fail" is indeed implemented elsewhere, while "continue_on_timeout" is exactly in "switch_ivr_originate.c" as expected. Solve 4: So can you please people recommend me any other solution? Any function or variable to do the trick? Thank you for your time and help! Delian Tashev