I’m calling 11011, my queue ringing but i’m hangup call asterisk endless loop.
my console;
-- Goto (from-queue,h,1)
-- Executing [h@from-queue:1] Set("Local/11014@from-queue-00000000;2", "QAGENT=h") in new stack
-- Executing [h@from-queue:2] Goto("Local/11014@from-queue-00000000;2", ",1") in new stack
-- Goto (from-queue,h,1)
-- Executing [h@from-queue:1] Set("Local/11014@from-queue-00000000;2", "QAGENT=h") in new stack
-- Executing [h@from-queue:2] Goto("Local/11014@from-queue-00000000;2", ",1") in new stack
Your output says you are going straight to the HangUp step in ‘from-queue’, so something is unhappy. Without more information (like the steps you took to get to the from-queue,h,1 steps, three’s no way of knowing.
The problem I see is that you can’t just start at 101 - you have to have a step 1 someplace. Getting to 101 is simple enough (you can do it with a goto from another context or an error on this context’s and extension’s step 1) but your system won’t let you just start there.
Of course, I could be wrong - I’ve only been writing custom contexts since Asterisk 1.4, so I’m relatively new at it.
Now, having said that - the log entry you showed us doesn’t seem to reference any of this context - you are jumping to the “from-queue” context and going straight to the “hangup” extension.
You still haven’t given us enough clues to even start helping you.