Re: [Bayonne-devel] Answer on X rings

[David Sugar]

In pstn drivers, the answer option in bayonne.conf effects the number of 
rings before the script is started, but does not involve answering the 
call itself.  This happens when either an explicit "answer" command 
occurs in scripting, or when a script command is selected which requires 
the phone line to be taken offhook (such as join).  In some drivers, 
playing and recording may also take the phone offhook.

Disconnect detection, to determine the end for a call where the line was 
never actually picked up, has never been tested for on analog, although 
if we assume the cpe loop reversal is provided by the carrier, then the 
loop reversal should be detectable whether it is offhook or not.  But 
this may well depend on the hardware of the telephony card.

Krytiana Loke wrote:
> Hi
>    I'm using bayonne 08xxxxx, so the only answer = X I see is in policy 
> or server (if I remember correctly), while these work, bayonne does not 
> know the number of rings
> ie: If I set answer = 5
> user rings
> only after 5 rings will the bayonne script be fired
> But I want the script to be fired asap, but only answer (as in the 
> script answering the call) after 3 or more rings.
>
> The script is something like this
>
> slog "Start "%session.starttime
> answer 3
> ...
> ..
> exit
>   ^hangup
>     slog "hung"
>     exit
>
> Using this script, bayonne will never go past answer 3.
> It'll just print answer , then jump to the hangup event, exit the 
> script, then reattach and run it again .. and again.
> If I set answer to 2, then it'll work though ...
> Anything larger than 2 doesn't.
>
> Pedro Bello wrote:
>
> > Set the param answer in /etc/bayonne.conf or send me
> > the code that work wrong.
> >
> > Bye
> >
> > --- Krytiana Loke <address@hidden>
> > escribió:  
> >
> > > Hi, sorry for asking so many questions, but how do
> > > you make
> > > bayonne answer after (say) 3 rings?
> > > I tried answer 3
> > >
> > > but then the script just exits with the ^hangup
> > > event being
> > > fired, even if my phone is still ringing
> > > after it exits, it then fires up another instance of
> > > the
> > > script.. and this will exit .. again ..
> > > ad infinitum, until the line automatically timeouts.
> > >
> > > Any help?
> > >
> > >
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