[Serusers] fr_invite_timer / voicemail

[Jiri Kuthan]

There is actually an option. You can process the "timer-less" calls
using stateless forwarding (as opposed to stateful forwarding which
will eventually expire). Note that stateless forwarding has several
limitations -- you can't account it (accounting needs aggregation
of transaction state), fork (takes state too), and possibly use
some other accounting features. Some more blabla is at
http://www.iptel.org/ser/doc/seruser/seruser.html#AEN923


-jiri

At 11:13 AM 11/3/2003, Jan Janak wrote:
>Hello,
>
>using different timers for different users (or PSTN gateways) is
>currently not possible. The feature is on our todo list and will appear
>in one of future releases.
>
> Jan.
>
>On 02-11 15:16, Josh Newman wrote:
>> I may have posted this question before but I don't remember getting an
>> answer so forgive me for posting this again.  I am utilizing the
>> fr_invite_timer so that I can forward a call to voicemail after about 20
>> seconds.  The problem is that I would like to only do this for calls
>> that are incoming to one of the registered users, so if the user is busy
>> or unavailable we can send the call to voicemail.  The problem that
>> arises is that the timer is fired even for calls made by users calling
>> the PSTN (via a cisco gateway).  In those cases I want to let the call
>> keep going without timing out since voicemail in that scenario is not
>> relevant.  Is there any way to differentiate the timer for these two
>> scenarios?  My methods for knowing whether the destination uri is a
>> local registered user or the pstn is based on either is_uri_in()
>> function or simply checking does_uri_exist().  The problem is that these
>> are only known at "runtime" and the fr_invite_timer is set as a
>> parameter when ser starts.  Does anyone have any suggestions?
>> 
>> Josh
>> 
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