Hi,
My FreePBX configuration includes a trunk with a SIP provider for outbound calls.
My “outbound routing context” typically calls several “Macro(dialout-trunk,XX”.
My provider’s SIP trunk (labeled “1”) is in first position, then I have ISDN trunks (2) and analog lines(3). So it’s something like:
Macro(dialout-trunk, 1, …)
Macro(dialout-trunk, 2, …)
Macro(dialout-trunk, 3, …)
Macro(outisbusy)
All went well until I went out of credit on trunk 1.
The routing sequence did not go to trunks 2 and 3 because it detected trunk 1 as “answered”.
Looking at the asterisk log I’ve deduced that it’s the default freepbx behavior.
– Got SIP response 302 “No credit announcement” back from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
chan_sip.c: Found 302 Redirect to extension ‘provider.nocredit’
– Now forwarding SIP/4057-b5e43d50 to ‘Local/provider.nocredit@from-trunk-sip-provider’ (thanks to SIP/provider-084fed20)
– Executing Set(“Local/provider.nocredit@from-trunk-sip-provider-c87b,2”, “GROUP()=OUT_1”) in new stack
– Executing Goto(“Local/provider.nocredit@from-trunk-sip-provider-c87b,2”, “from-trunk|provider.nocredit|1”) in new stack
– Goto (from-trunk,provider.nocredit,1)
Now, since “from-trunk,provider.nocredit” does not exist, the call is “answered” in the “DID catch-all context” and a SayAlpha(provider.nocredit) command is run. Finally, the call is hung up.
So what do you suggest I do if all I want is to “ignore” the SIP “no credit” response and move on to the next “dialout-trunk” sequence?
Should I simply add this to my extensions_custom.conf?
[from-trunk-sip-provider-custom]
exten => provider.nocredit,1,NoOp(Found provider.nocredit - notify admin)
How is the “.” treated here in Asterisk?
Help appreciated,
Vieri