Adding another phone number on the call file

Asterisk Asterisk Support
1

Hi,
I am creating a call file for me fritzbox with the following line:
Channel: SIP/624/**9

But with **9 also my fax is answering.
So how can add a few numbers like **621, **622, *623

Can I write them simply with a comma as seperator?

2

If you want to have a call file call more than one device, you need to make it call a local channel that then deals with the multiple destinations.

3

Thank you for your fast answer! Do you have an example, how it looks like?

4

if the case goes to the same destination, yes, if I understand correctly, it can be separated by the character “&” example: exten =>999,1,Dial(SIP/624&625&626&627), In this case, if you call 999, you dial all at the same time, 624-627.

Sorry my english, im still learning =)

5

When I’ve done this, I’ve always repeated the SIP/ part.

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6

You are correct, the Technology is needed in the dial string. so SIP,IAX,PJSIP,LOCAL, etc before the endpoint name to call.

7

It’s the first time that I am using asterisk:

So if I understand it correctly, the call-File (klingel.call) should look like this:

Blockquote
Channel: SIP/622/**9
Application: Playback
Data: /var/lib/asterisk/nothing
WaitTime: 5

When I copy it from my original path to /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/
the phone rings once a time.

How can I see, which file exists in this path?? With “ls” I can’t get any answer. I have also not the permission to click on this folder.

In my python skript, I have the following code-line:
shutil.copyfile(callfilepfad,‘/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/klingel.call’)

But when it comes to this line nothing happens and I can’t see the print-statement in the next line. What can I do now?

(I have switched off my fax for this test, when this is working I am going to my problems with the fax)

8

Do you have a sound file in a format asterisk can play in the /var/lib/asterisk directory named nothing with a recognized extension?

By default asterisk should be able to play any of the sounds in the sounds directory just by specifying the sound to play like ‘tt-weasels’ or ‘lyrics-louie-louie’.

You should be able to do an ls in the directory to see what sounds are installed, If you can’t that’s an issue with your user/file permissions and I’d recommend contacting your system administrator.

9

Thank you for your answer.
Now I am able to answer you with more details:

If I am writing the following line in the terminal my phones ringes:
mv /home/pi/klingel_all.call /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/

When I write the following lines in the python script, nothing happens

callfilepfad = "/home/pi/klingel_all.call"
...
shutil.copyfile(callfilepfad,'/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/anruf.call')

(I am having no anruf.call created)

It also doesn’t work, when I am writing the following line:

shutil.copyfile(callfilepfad,'/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/')

In both ways the code stops at this line and doesn’t goes to the next print message.