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This is a SIGTRAN protocol and it was designed for remote processing of SS7 messages above MTP3 protocol, mostly ISUP and SCCP.

* localaddress: Local address to set in sent messages

; Also, this parameter can be overridden in chan.dtmf messages by a 'methods' parameter

Typically these messages are queued asynchronously and the module does not wait for them being dispa

Normally these messages are queued asynchronously and the module does not wait for them being dispa

:::Auto append Answered, Ringing and Progress _signalling_ messages to Accept after successfull routing

* Tell YATE that this script is interested in call.route messages * Wait for [[call.route]] messages to come in from YATE

; is specified in processed messages or the tone is not found for the specified

=== Unhandled messages ===

This is used typically by RTP to send DTMF messages apparently from the channel the RTP stream belongs to.

* [[Messages]] [[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Messages]]

; NOTE: If 0, no debug messages will be printed out from this group or lines belonging to it

: It can be overridden in [[chan.rtp]] messages. * '''monitoring''': bool: Emit the messages required for SNMP monitoring

t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start e Timestamp debugging messages based on EPOCH (1-1-1970 GMT)

...g you can increase the number of '''-v''' in the command to see more error messages. t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start

t Timestamp debugging messages relative to program start e Timestamp debugging messages based on EPOCH (1-1-1970 GMT)

Also, it can be overridden when sending DTMFs (chan.dtmf messages) by a '''methods''' parameter. Also, it can be overridden in chan.dtmf messages by a parameter with the same name.

The problem to be solved was providing a way of dealing with flood messages, while not disturbing traffic for already established transactions. ...n: bool: Activate the drop mechanism for INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS messages when

...ser is subscribed to receive notification if another user is called or has messages. Internally Yate will handle the following messages:

SIP generic messages are messages generated by the [[SIP Configuration File|ysipchan]] module on receiving th

:Optional integer specifying the number of unread (new) voice messages :Optional integer specifying the number of read (old) voice messages

1) When running "make" you may encounter a few messages starting with „Makefile” which will state that some dependency operator

Modifies parameters of ISUP messages passed through in STP mode Modifies parameters of ISUP messages passed through in STP mode

Logging of spandsp messages at DEBUG and FLOW levels is disabled by default. It can be controlled at ru

The matching [[call.execute]], [[chan.attach]] and [[chan.record]] messages are modified just before being received by wavefile.

... boolean: Dump the iq stanza in a 'data' parameter of dispatched jabber.iq messages

* offline messages ; This parameter is used as groups list separator in messages dispatched by the module

... - Implements jabber server features: roster, vcard, private data, offline messages and in stream user management (create, delete, modify) ...um 100 offline chat messages for an user (set maxcount=0 to remove offline messages storage limit).<br>

...e caller and giving commands to Yate - all these by handling or generating Messages. The application then keeps running, installing message handlers, generating messages and keeping the event loop running.<br>

This is a special module that allows intercepting and mangling ISUP messages that pass through the STP. ; defaultpointcode: string: DPC of the ISUP messages to match

The module works by intercepting specific [[call.execute]] messages (based on the callto parameter) and redispatching the message as [[call.rou

...decisions.<br> The context parameter must be generated in the [[call.cdr]] messages by the [[CDR Build Module|cdrbuild]] module. ; This parameter must exist in the call.cdr messages by adding a line

Cdrbuild module reads messages from other channel modules ([[H323_channel_module|h323chan]], [[SIP_Configu * '''status''': bool: Emit [[call.cdr]] status messages for the call duration. The default value is:

; flags: int: Miscellaneous flags for the SIP messages ; flags: int: Miscellaneous flags for the SIP messages

...param: string: Template used to build a cache entry id value when handling messages ; parameter value of handled messages)

; notify: string: Target ID for notification messages about queue activity

; waitflush: int: Milliseconds to wait at script shutdown after waiting messages

The module '''msgsniff''' is for you to probe all the messages being generated and, or received by Yate. The sniffer will dump the Yate messages to output or log file.

...rator can be controlled from the rmanager as it processes "engine.command" messages or from Yate's command line. Callgen messages can be generated from Yate's command line like this:

* ''events'' - this section configures the status set in resource.notify messages when a queued call status changes; ; This section configures the status set in resource.notify messages when

...ttaches data consumers by handling the [[chan.attach]] and [[chan.record]] messages.

;rmanager control return status messages:

; port on which the module listens for SNMP messages. Defaults to 161.

; role: string: Role to be set in messages sent by connections using this listener ; for INVITE/REGISTER/SUBSCRIBE/OPTIONS messages if the flood protection is on.

...ll: you can call your own Google Voice number and say check your voicemail messages.

... is an application that can be used for playing prompts to users, register messages or configure other functionalities for the users. ...caller and giving commands to Yate - all these by handling or generating [[Messages]].

Messages are one of the main parts of Yate's architecture. We use them for the commu Messages can be dispatched or enqueued. Dispatching a message is done synchronously

... this library is to help you write your own scripts to handle events, send messages or set message handlers in Yate using [[External Module|external module]]. * Sending messages

YAYPM allows to create deferreds for specified YATE messages. ===Waiting for messages===

placing a call to 1001 you should also see some more debug messages from pbx.py.