[App_rpt-users] Subject:_Autopatch_type_question

[mike at midnighteng.com]

For the benefit of others,
This was solved but if you are trying to do the same, 
you can make some example of this.


    In rpt.conf you need a line for the phone patch as a command...

    6=autopatchup,noct=1,farenddisconnect=1,dialtime=40000     ;
Autopatch
    up


    In extensions.conf the phone patch is the [radio] context

    [radio]
    exten => _5XXX,1,Dial(sip/${EXTEN},17);dial "SIP" ext on this box
change to IAX if needed.

    Make it the first line as shown and you should not have to renumber
    anything.

    If correct and you have a sip extension on this box 5xxx you would
    dial...

    *65xxx


    Now this depends on where the extensions are with respect to where
there
    are being dialed.
    
    On a remote box you need to point to the host of the extension via
TRUNK
    That requires you route the call from each connected node to the
node that hosts the extension.
    A scheme is required to separate extension numbers between
connectable nodes.

    If you dial on a external iax trunk then something like this would
be
    needed.
    This dials extensions 6xxx via iax2 trunk named PBX and could be the
2nd
    line of your [radio] stanza.

    [radio]
    exten => _5XXX,1,Dial(sip/${EXTEN},17);dial "SIP" ext on this box
change
    to IAX if needed.
    exten=_6XXX,1,Dial,IAX2/PBX/${EXTEN} ;dial my
ext/voicemail/functions on
    external trunk labeled PBX

    Note the rest of what you see in the radio stanza is a default
scheme to
    check the number dialed and prevent toll numbers from being dialed
on a
    external trunk.
    We don't really need that for internals if it matches a internal
string.

    By placing it at the beginning, it will never see the rest of the
stanza
    if true.

    We bypassed that by making it the first line and is so noted by
having
    the "1"st instruction for a match. Notice all of the beginning
strings
    are "1" because it is the first instruction only if "true",
otherwise it
    continues until it finds the 1st matching instruction, and only then
a second
    etc.

    (just so you can look at it and can see the program flow)

    The examples above are dialed for a 
    radio connection to this node only 5xxx
    or ones on other trunked node in the case of the 6xxx.

Each node must do it's own routing to destination.
    
Hopefully I did not confuse anyone but the asterisk manual is a powerful
tool when you want to know how it all works. Only minor adjustments are
made for app_rpt here and there.

    ...mike/kb8jnm



> > -------- Original Message --------
> > Subject: [App_rpt-users] Subject:  Autopatch type question
> > From: Mike Lussier <mike.lussier at gmail.com>
> > Date: Fri, January 09, 2015 10:43 am
> > To: ALL STAR <app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org>
> > 
> > 
> > Mike,
> > 
> > Thanks ,
> > 
> > I put two line into extensions.conf exactly as you showed. these were using
> > _5XXX & the other _6XXX
> > I did an astres.sh and tried the radio  5000 & 6000  no good.
> > Then I ran asterisk -vvvr and setup debug and verbose to level 9 keyed the
> > radio I get a slew of node variable dumps for node 41470 8 variables and a
> > hangup. Nothing in the debug showed the keys pressed on the radio.
> > 
> > MIke AE4ML
> > 
> > 
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