Asterisk last number repeat
Asterisk Last Number Repeat
If you use this setup a phone can dial *5 to repeat the last number you dialed (from that callerid).The configuration is based upon a few steps:
Step 1: Separate the dialling context for phones/users from the 'actual dialling' from the macro we will define in Step 2:
[pbx]
include = apps
include = dialpbx
[dialpbx]
exten = _X.,1,Macro(dial)
[router]
include = local
include = apps
include = outbound
exten = t,1,Busy
Step 2: Route all dialling (except for applications/vertical service codes) through a Macro:
If you already had your extensions going to context 'pbx', you are already doing this (see Step 1)
[macro-dial]
exten = s,1,DBput(RepeatDial/${CALLERIDNUM}=${MACRO_EXTEN})
exten = s,2,Dial(Local/${MACRO_EXTEN}@router)
exten = s,3,Busy
Notes
- This macro reads variables stored in the Asterisk database
- The macro executes 'Dial(Local/<number>@router)'. This implies the number that was selected is dialable from the router context, as shown in Step 1. You may need to change this. (If you only want outbound redirect this could be Dial(Zap/1/<number>) for instance)
- If the DBget does not find a key, it exists with the result code 101, making the next step in the dial plan the current priority+101
Step 3: Adding the redial shortcode
[apps]
; Repeat last dialled number
exten = *5,1,DBget(temp=RepeatDial/${CALLERIDNUM})
exten = *5,2,Dial(Local/${temp}@router) ; Last known
; No RepeatDial key
exten = *5,102,Congestion
Notes
- This context implements the functionality to activate the redial. It should be accessible for users as defined in Step 1.
- This programming does not confirm the setting with an audio prompt. Add this if you want the user to get a confirmation of the new status.
Created by: florian, Last modification: Tue 09 of Mar, 2004 (09:17 UTC)
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