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Asterisk tips forking

Created by: JustRumours,Last modification on Sun 13 of Jul, 2008 [14:57 UTC]

Forking in the dialplan


Q: Daydreams about being able to fork in the dialplan
Actually you sort of can - wonder what something like:

  Dial(Zap/1&LOCAL/s@AlsoDoThis&LOCAL/s@AndThisToo)

would do?

A: That works. Does not make your CDR any more readable though... you can even
add a delay with Wait(x) for some of the Local channels to make the start ringing a bit later than others.

Alternative approach

Take a look at FollowMe, this permits parallel call attempts.

Source & Example

See also



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333Native Asterisk SIP Forking

by SleepingDragon, Friday 06 of October, 2006 [10:20:08 UTC]
We have hacked asterisk to fork SIP calls, You can get the patch (and how it works) here:
Asterisk SIP fork patch


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333Re: ?? picking up steak

by , Friday 28 of January, 2005 [05:36:17 UTC]
but i was thinking of having the callerid num read aloud early in the dialplan. so the flow of the dialplan would continue while it was reading the digits to U.(:biggrin:)
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333??

by , Friday 10 of December, 2004 [13:34:44 UTC]
what's forking good for?