Comments for limedaley.com/post/asterisk-blacklisting-for-multiple-users

Comment #282

2012-05-11T15:34:23Z

Correct, I use a customer name, rather than extension, because most of my customers use multiple extensions in the same house, and so they would want the blacklist to apply to all of their extensions.

Comment #281

2012-05-02T09:56:18Z

Can you please tel what do you mean by customer name here. Is it extension number ?

Can I set up blacklist based on feedback by each extension ?

Like if I have 2 extensions in system. Can each extension have its own blacklist ?

Thanks and Regards.

Comment #280

2012-04-25T22:00:43Z

Lukas and I emailed already, but basically, the answer if anyone else comes across this - you need to understand how dial plans work, and be able to create an extension that does anything, even a Noop() command, before you start thinking about blacklisting.

voip-info.com has a lot of information, but basically, I just use a search engine to look up the syntax of the command and look at other people's examples, etc. There are also a lot of examples that come with Asterisk, and I played around with those examples when I was first starting out.

(there are lots of sound files too, so once you get your phone to where you can dial 123 and it plays the screeching monkey sound, you are ready to move on).

Comment #279

2012-04-23T10:10:40Z

Hi,

I have a question about those extensions. How did you set up *30,31 adn 32 to the asterisk that you can dial them? I've implemented few codes of blacklists but don't know how to set up those numbers.

Thanks

Comment #278

2010-02-04T13:06:07Z

Unfortunately, it depends on how you have things setup. But, basically, you can put the outgoing section in whatever context each user uses for his outgoing context (each user has to have his own outgoing context - if you only have one context currently that everyone shares, you'll need to change that to have each user have his own and then include the shared context).

The incoming side should be easier, since they have to have separate contexts, so just paste in the incoming section at some point (probably towards the top) in the incoming context.

And I can't even tell you which file, since different people set it up differently.

I try to not modify any files in the /etc/asterisk directory, except to add an include line to /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf to include *-extensions.conf in /etc/asterisk/custom/ and include *-sip.conf in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf.

I couldn't figure out a good way to not modify the voicemail.conf nor the users.conf. I used to not modify the users.conf, but I changed that within the last couple months - I forget what the reason was at the moment.

Comment #277

2010-02-04T12:00:47Z

Can you please tell me where should I modify Outgoing and Incoming dialplan for each user that will use blacklist?

I'm not quite sure in which config I should look for that.

Thanks

Regards

Comment #276

2009-10-17T19:04:52Z

I guess you could use the CUT function to get each digit, and say it one at a time, with a delay in between. Though, the customers don't need to write down anything, so perhaps you were just hoping for a link to your company...

Comment #275

2009-10-17T12:23:39Z

Hi,

How can i increase delay between each digit when read and say digit from Database.It is too fast for customers to listen and write.

Please help me, i will appreciate your help.

Regards,

Haseeb.