PBX Module
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*[[chan.connect]] | *[[chan.connect]] | ||
| − | :Connect two channels. The channels are taken from 'id' and 'targetid' parameters of the message. The 'id_peer' and 'targetid_peer' parameters may be 'true' to connect the corresponding channel's peer | + | ::Connect two channels. The channels are taken from 'id' and 'targetid' parameters of the message. The 'id_peer' and 'targetid_peer' parameters may be 'true' to connect the corresponding channel's peer |
*[[call.execute]] | *[[call.execute]] | ||
| − | :Pick up an existing channel to connect to the caller. The 'pickup_peer' parameter may indicate 'false' to connect to the callto's peer | + | ::Pick up an existing channel to connect to the caller. The 'pickup_peer' parameter may indicate 'false' to connect to the callto's peer |
'''Routing''' | '''Routing''' | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 19 October 2012
Implements miscellaneous PBX features
- Channel connect - connect two channels
- Channel pick up - connect two channels if the 'callto' parameter indicates a pickup one
Message handlers
- Connect two channels. The channels are taken from 'id' and 'targetid' parameters of the message. The 'id_peer' and 'targetid_peer' parameters may be 'true' to connect the corresponding channel's peer
- Pick up an existing channel to connect to the caller. The 'pickup_peer' parameter may indicate 'false' to connect to the callto's peer
Routing
Set the 'callto' parameter of a call.execute message to something like pickup/channelid, where channelid is the id of the channel whose peer we want to pickup. Optionally the parameter 'pickup_peer' may be set to false to pickup the channel itself
Configuration
No configuration file
