23 Apr
2005
23 Apr
'05
10:12 a.m.
Hi Iqbal,
The AVP will belong to the caller - so save it for him:
avp_db_store("$from", "i:1000")
AVP i:1000 must contained the dialled number which failed (use avp_write() )
when the caller dials the re-dial number:
avp_db_load("$from","i:1000")
and move the AVP i:1000 to RURI (use avp_pushto() ).
For details about these functions syntax, see the docs:
http://www.voice-system.ro/docs/avpops/
Again, that is just an untested idea.
Best regards,
Marian
Iqbal wrote:
Okay let me see if I got this right:
Call comes in , turns out no one answers it writes to missed_call table
(am using serweb), but I also call avp_db_store
eg avp_db_store("$to","i:1000");
Now i havent used db_store so I am guessing that this would store
username@domain from the TO header when call is not answered.
If this is the case, then when a user dials 1471 (although I would like
it "speak" the number, but thats for another day :-)) it would then do
avp_db_load("$from","i:1000")
this should load all that match user@domain in the from header
and then use this to make the call I guess.
Iqbal
On 4/21/2005, "Marian Dumitru" <marian.dumitru(a)voice-sistem.ro> wrote:
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Hi Iqbal,
Just a basic idea, you could try to store in an AVP the last missed call
URI (via avp_db_store from avpops) and when 1472 is dial, just load it
(via avp_db_load).
Of course there are some race conditions if you allow multiple
registrations.....
Best regards,
Marian
Iqbal wrote:
Hi
Has anyone ever managed to play around with dialing a missed caller.
EG in the UK 1472 will replay the last caller
So if in SER we did something like this
if {prefix 1471} {route 7;}
route[7] {
lookup in missed_calls, then make a call to it, if [xx] dialed
}
Iqbal
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