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in reply to: Visual Dialplan and Ubuntu Linux #5856 |

Thanks guys, the work around works!
(Ubuntu 8.04., I start visual dialplan from within xwindows)
Great tool, really.

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in reply to: Visual Dialplan and Ubuntu Linux #5855 |

Hello Daniel,

We tested Visual Dialplan on Ubuntu linux and it works just fine.
I guess the issue is with Beryl.
There is known bug in Java (Visual Dialplan is written in Java)and Ubuntu and Beryl, you can find more info about it at: http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6509038(external link)

I can only suggest you to try the following work around:
First start metacity with: metacity –replace
Then start Visual Dialplan.
And THEN start Beryl with: beryl –replace

OR

Add the following lines to your ~/.bash_profile:
AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit
export AWT_TOOLKIT

and you should log off and then log in again and try to start Visual Dialplan again.

Please let us know if this helped you.

Best regards,
Michael Denich

Apstel support team
http://www.Apstel.com

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in reply to: Visual Dialplan and Ubuntu Linux #5854 |

Daniel,
What version of java do you have installed? Are you launching VDP from a cli or from within x-windows itself? Not sure what would cause it since I haven’t used it under linux much.

Kevin

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in reply to: Read component #5852 |

That sounds like it may be a softphone issue. Which one are you using? Have you downloaded a different one to try and see if that one works? Normally the only time I have seen weirdness like this it has been caused by the softphone or settings for the softphone. Do you have a regular hardware phone you can try at all?

Kevin

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in reply to: Read component #5851 |

You’re right, that was the problem, but unfortunately i have another one sad.
When I type in softphone 123, asterisk console shows 112 or 122.
It looks like it combine first 2 digits and ignore the third one.
Do you know what causes this?

Bernard

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in reply to: Read component #5850 |

Bernard,
I just tried this and it works fine for me. Perhaps you have your timeout set to low? I have mine set to max of 3 digits and a timeout of 5 seconds and it works just fine.

Kevin

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in reply to: DAHDI #5848 |

Visual Dialplan supports DAHDI channels only with Asterisk 1.6.
For Asterisk 1.4 only ZAP channels are supported.

If you are using Asterisk 1.6, you should change the version of your Asterisk Server in Visual Dialplan to 1.6.
That should solve the issue with DAHDI channels.

Please let me know if this solves your problem.

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in reply to: MATH function #5846 |

Thanks Kevin. Yes, it is to use within a dialplan.
I think I figure it out.

Thanks.

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in reply to: MATH function #5845 |

Daniel,
This is to use within a dialplan, correct? I’ll see if I can create and upload a sample that shows how to assign and use variables for the math function shortly. Give me a little bit.

Kevin

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in reply to: How can I delete .gsm file #5843 |

Stephon,
If you save the file name and path to a variable during creation you should be able to use the ‘System’ function under the ‘Exe’ tab in VDP to issue an rm command and pass the previously created variable to delete the file.

Kevin

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in reply to: Tutorial for VDP #5841 |

You’re very welcome Bernard. Enjoy! VDP is lots of fun to learn! 🙂

Kevin

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in reply to: Tutorial for VDP #5840 |

Thanks a lot

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in reply to: Tutorial for VDP #5839 |

Bernard,
If you go to http://www.apstel.com/visual-dialplan-tutorials/ you should see links to many tutorials showing how to achieve a variety of common tasks using VDP.
Hope this helps.

Kevin

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in reply to: Missing features #5837 |

Exe category (System, AGI, External IVR and User Event component) is available only in the professional version.
A complete list of features available in both versions is available at: feature comparison table
http://www.apstel.com/products/vdp_prof/

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in reply to: VDP Application #5835 |

Hi there,

Generally you can do this in sip.conf (if you have sip hones) by setting exact context that will be executed when that particular sip phone makes outbound call… but it depends on the asterisk distribution you use, this is for plain vanilla asterisk distribution.
In case of FreePBX distribution you may try with outbound routes.

Best, Mike