Hi
is it possible to get event in those strategies if called member doesn’t
answer, is unavailable, aso ?
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Daniel
On Monday 16 June 2025 at 18:58:04, tootai via Asterisk Community wrote:
is it possible to get event in those strategies if called member doesn’t
answer, is unavailable, aso ?
I believe Queue Logs - Asterisk Documentation documents
all the events which get logged for queue calls.
I’m not aware that it makes any difference what the queue ring strategy is.
Do you have any examples of events you would expect to see but do not? What
does a standard verbose log of the call show you in that case?
Antony.
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Le 16/06/2025 à 19:30, Pooh via Asterisk Community a écrit :
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June 16On Monday 16 June 2025 at 18:58:04, tootai via Asterisk Community wrote:
is it possible to get event in those strategies if called member doesn’t answer, is unavailable, aso ?I believe Queue Logs - Asterisk Documentation
https://docs.asterisk.org/Operation/Logging/Queue-Logs/ documents
all the events which get logged for queue calls.
I forgot to mntion that my question was in realtime, eg as soon as an
event appears some variable are or event are setted. Sure I could use
ARI or AMI to regulary check but that’s not the purpose of this question
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Daniel
On Tuesday 17 June 2025 at 00:38:20, tootai via Asterisk Community wrote:
Le 16/06/2025 à 19:30, Pooh via Asterisk Community a écrit :
On Monday 16 June 2025 at 18:58:04, tootai via Asterisk Community wrote:
is it possible to get event in those strategies if called member
doesn’t answer, is unavailable, aso ?I believe Queue Logs - Asterisk Documentation
https://docs.asterisk.org/Operation/Logging/Queue-Logs/ documents
all the events which get logged for queue calls.I forgot to mntion that my question was in realtime, eg as soon as an
event appears some variable are or event are setted. Sure I could use
ARI or AMI to regulary check but that’s not the purpose of this question
a) the queue log file is written to in real time, so all you need to do is to
read it in real time. Products such as Asternic do precisely this for
wallboard displays.
b) AMI Events are also in real time - subscribe to those and you’ll get a
notification when the event occurs (I don’t know if the full range of queue
events are sent over AMI, but it shouldn’t be hard to test and find out).
Antony.
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