petem

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  1. 14 years ago
    Tue Mar 30 16:49:38 2010

    Very well done!

    Works perfectly. Thank you again,

    --Pete

  2. Mon Mar 29 20:29:17 2010

    Hi,

    We are using FreePBX. The script is working now, but I just don't know how to manage the users (Buttons) that get created to allow some more access than others.

    I read about the FreePBX module, but there is no link for it and I can not find it via Google. Can you point me in the right direction?

    Thanks,

    --Pete

  3. Mon Mar 29 19:13:25 2010
    petem started the conversation Auto Buttons and permissions.

    Hi,

    We purchased FOP2 today after a short trial, it's a very nice product, Thank you!

    I had a problem with the autobuttons portion in our trial as well as monitoring the SIP channels, we fixed the SIP channels with your help and no we need to fix the autobuttons issue.

    In our test we could not get autobuttons to work at all, after purchasing and installing in production, it worked. That good except we need to know how to configure it such that some users have more access than others.

    It seems to work right out of the box, but everyone has very basic access and other than setting up static user= lines in the fop2.cfg I don't know how else to give some users more access than others. By adding in static users you lose the nice feature of having the username/password synchronized by using the database lookup.

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks,

    --Pete

  4. Sat Mar 27 00:44:55 2010

    Great,

    That took care of it. Working perfectly now...

    Thank you very much,

    --Pete

  5. Fri Mar 26 21:39:18 2010

    Thanks for the fast reply, however, I am still unsure of what to do here. I have tried a bunch of options and nothing seems to work. From the Asterisk CLI in type core show channels while a call is coming in from SIP provider A and I get:

    SIP/NNNNNNNNNN-LNLNL

    I don't know enough to know if the actual numbers are a security issue, so the above is N=a number, L=a letter

    Then I create a buttons.cfg entry like this:
    [SIP/VoiceNetwork]
    type=trunk
    label=Voice Network
    channel=SIP/NNNNNNNNNN-LNLNL

    I still get no information from the web client.
    I take it "Label" is just that, could be anything, it's what shows up on the button
    What "exactly" is "[SIP/VoiceNetwork]" Is this the context? Where would I get it from to be 100% sure it's right?

    I know the IP address of the vendor, it's static, let's say it is 1.2.3.4, How do I create the buttons.cfg entry then? I tried this:
    [SIP/VoiceNetwork]
    type=trunk
    label=Voice Network
    channel=SIP/1.2.3.4

    It didn't work

    Sorry I'm such a newbie, I am trying to learn. Thanks,

    --Pete

  6. Fri Mar 26 02:15:02 2010
    petem started the conversation Setting up buttons for SIP Trunks.

    Hi,

    I am having problems with getting any of the "auto" configure options working, so I have created a manual buttons.cfg and it works fine. Very nice implementation by the way!

    I have some SIP trunks and do not know how to set them up, I have one from one vendor and I have another from another vendor. I would like to see calls come in and go out on the appropriate trunks, is that possible?

    This does not work:
    [SIP/voicenetwork-out]
    type=trunk
    label=Voice Network
    channel=SIP/voicenetwork-out
    server=1

    [SIP/from-ipcoms]
    type=trunk
    label=IP Comms
    channel=SIP/from-ipcoms
    server=1

    Any direction is appreciated.

    --Pete