I am not sure why ur writing sip://voip.fast.co.nz:5070/04

why not just send it to asterisk the 04 will be the From part, and that u create in ur extension.conf file

[fromsip] exten => 04,1,HangUp

in sip.conf obvioulsy you want something which catches the call from ser, and sends it to fromsip context

Iqbal

On 3/10/2005, "Barry Murphy" barry@unix.co.nz wrote:

So what am I trying to do?

Well I've just moved from asterisk to SER and now i'm trying to setup all my extensions again, i.e.

01 = IVR 04 = Echo test 09 = Voice Mail 0061........ = Calls to Oz 26120027 = Calls to South Africa

What I've tried is the following:

   if (uri =~ "sip:666@*"){
      xlog("L_NOTICE", "Forwarding to Asterisk\n");
      rewritehostport("voip.fast.co.nz:5070");
      t_relay();
      break;
   };

What I would have expected is if a user dials 666 they get forwarded to the asterisk server then the 04 etc to ech test, in turn being 66604, however it doesnt work. If possibe; I'd like to add the direct numbers, i.e.

04 for voice mail and i'd expect something simular to this:

   if (uri =~ "sip:04@*"){
      xlog("L_NOTICE", "Forwarding to Asterisk\n");
      rewritehostport("sip://voip.fast.co.nz:5070/04");
      t_relay();
      break;
   };

Could someone help or point me towards a few examples, finding SER stuff proves difficult with google, always shows asterisk stuffs.

Thanks Barry

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