hi
i’m using flowroute as my provider when i try to makean incomming call i get the message
chan_sip.c:20152 handle_request_invite: Call from '6699****' to extension '1323313****' rejected because extension not found in context 'inbound'.
flowroute is registered, it has a context of inbound
the inbound context is as follows
[inbound]
exten => s,1,wait(1)
exten => s,n,Answer()
exten => s,n,Goto(main_ivr,888,1)
exten => s,n,Hangup
i guess ‘s’ shoud pick the call, as it works as a wildcard. if i hard code the number 1323313**** it works fine.
NOTE:i have replaced a the last 4 digits with **** for my privacy
s is not a wildcard. It is used when there is no user field in the incoming SIP URL. In your case you need a real wildcard (starting _) or to match the actual numbers.
we’ll I may be wrong, but i have seen when there is no extention mach in the context, the call is answered by the ‘s’ extention. (this link says the same thing voip-info.org/wiki/index.php … +extension)
please elighten me whats wrong and in what context is ‘s’ used if, I’m wrong
Apart from the primary use that I mentioned, I’ve never really worked out when s is used like i.
However, I think you will find that matching is stricter for incoming calls and GoSub than for GoTo.
PS Don’t believe everything you read on voip-info.org. If you want to be certain about obscure features, you need to read the source code. Errors in voip-info.org often don’t get fixed.
Thanks a bunch, it worked
exten=> _.,1,Answer()
_., rather than _X. is dangerous because it also matches h, etc.
Most dialplans don’t need to call Answer(). Doing so may prematurely start charging for the caller.
_., has shortcommings…
so i’ll swithover to _X.,