Starting CDR Ring Timer on call.progress
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The call progress message can be altered to override the cdrbuild 'ring_on_progress' configuration parameter by a 'ringing' parameter. | The call progress message can be altered to override the cdrbuild 'ring_on_progress' configuration parameter by a 'ringing' parameter. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 31 October 2013
Cdrbuild module starts ring timer when processing call.ringing or call.progress with early media.
It can be forced to start ring timer on call progress.
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[edit] Configuration
Starting ring timer on call progress can be enabled for all calls in the configuration file.
cdrbuild.conf
[general] ring_on_progress=yes
[edit] Alter the call.progress message
The call progress message can be altered to override the cdrbuild 'ring_on_progress' configuration parameter by a 'ringing' parameter.
[edit] Javascript example
Here is a javascript example:
function onCallProgress(msg)
{
msg.ringing = true;
return false;
}
Message.install(onCallProgress,"call.progress",25);
[edit] Regexroute example
Here is a regexroute.conf example:
[extra] call.progress=25 [call.progress] .*=;ringing=true
See also
