Error: func_args: Can't find trailing parenthesis for function

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I am receiving this error in the asterisk console:

 WARNING[25933][C-000010a4]: pbx.c:4170 func_args: Can't find trailing parenthesis for function 'IF(3?400:external'?

The only thing in the extensions.conf files that I could find that seemed like ti might generate this error is this line in the [sub-record-check] context:

exten => exten,n,Set(CALLTYPE=${IF($[${LEN(${FROM_DID})}]?external:internal)})

All of the relevant parentheses seem to be there. Maybe someone out there can point me in the right direction?

Tom

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That, for sure, isn’t the line that’s giving you the error, but it LOOKS similar. If ‘exten’ is 400, then the length is 3… Why don’t you try this:

grep :external /etc/asterisk/*

Note the colon before external

See if you can find something else?

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Thank you, Rob. Each extension seems to have this line (this is 342) in the context [from-queue-exten-only]:

exten => 342,n,ExecIf($[!${LEN(${FROMEXTEN})}]?Set(FROMEXTEN=${IF(${LEN(${NODEST})}?${NODEST}:external}))

This corresponds with what seems to be happening, which is that this error is printed each and every time a call is sent to an agent in the queue (which is 400). If all agents are busy and a call is waiting, the message scrolls past quite frequently.

Tom

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It appears that that’s a (fixed) bug in Queues. Can you check to make sure you’re running the latest version?

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Thanks, Rob. I think the fix must have been released just about the same time as my initial post.

Now if I can just figure out why I am seeing " Unknown or unavailable item requested: ‘reversecharge’"…

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It’s checking to see if the incoming call is marked as reverse charge, and then automatically rejecting them. It’s an option in Inbound Routes.

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Got it! So, any call matching a given inbound route with that option checked that comes over a non-PRI channel will print that warning. Thanks again!