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| Hi there, I've got a question for all the aterisk experts here Firstly, i'd like to setup something to email me when I miss a call, I dont want all calls mailed, just ones that I miss and do not go to voicemail (because i've got it working fine when it emails me voicemail messages). Can anyone point me the right direction to get this working? Also Is there a way to stop the announcement of extension number for the unavailable message? At the moment the voice says "the person at extensions blah is not available", I'd like to change it so that it doesnt announce the extension number. I knowi can replace the voice files for the rest of it but there must be some script somewhere that generates that sequence, where is it and is it possible to not call the extension number? Thank you |
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| Best way is to write an AGI script, if you use this it is fairly straightforward: http://phpagi.sourceforge.net (I also posted an example below that uses the SMTP class in PHP). Having said this there may be a few issues in doing this. Most variables dissappear by the time you get to executing an 'h' extension, which is actually lame. So the best way to do it is to use the 'g' flag in your dial command: Quote:
This will let you pop out when the caller hangs up and call the AGI, hopefully the variables stick around (I think they do). Good luck! Quote:
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