alternatives asterisk-opt für fli4l 3.0.x und 3.1.x (m. hfc)

QSIG Extension for chan_capi

 Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Cytronics & Melware
 Armin Schindler <[email protected]>

 Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Mario Goegel
 Mario Goegel <[email protected]>

This program is free software and may be modified and distributed under
the terms of the GNU Public License. There is _NO_ warranty for this!

Thanks go to the debuggers, bugfixers and contributors :)
===========================================================================
None yet - you will be welcome here :-)

(...and all the others that have been forgotten...) :-)

No support for Asterisk 1.0.x any more, you need at least
Asterisk 1.2.x

What is Q.SIG
=============

Q.SIG is an protocoll extension for ISDN.
It is mainly used on connecting PBXs of different PBX vendors, which allows 
better interoperability.
As example there can be a name of an extension transferred between different
PBXs, which is with standard ISDN not possible.

These extensions will be transmitted as encoded facility information elements.
To use Q.SIG with asterisk, you'll need a card like Eicon DIVA Server 
(BRI like PRI), which supports QSIG. Maybe others do also work, let me now.

The QSIG support includes:
==========================
- Name presentation on Call SETUP incoming like outgoing
- ISDN LEG INFO2 field - a message which delivers informations about call diversions on incoming call to asterisk
    Data is stored in Asterisk variables:
    QSIG_LI2_DIVREASON		Reason of divertion: 0 - unknown, 1 - unconditional, 2 - user busy, 3 - user no reply
    QSIG_LI2_ODIVREASON		Reason of original divertion (like above)
    QSIG_LI2_DIVCOUNT		divertion counter - how many divertions
    QSIG_LI2_DIVNUM		diverting number
    QSIG_LI2_ODIVNUM		original diverting number
    QSIG_LI2_DIVNAME		diverting name
    QSIG_LI2_ODIVNAME		original diverting name

    at the moment only incoming handling is supported

Future Targets:
===============
- check code for buffer overflows
- Path Replacement
- CCBS
- AOC
- ...

How to use:
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simply enable Q.SIG with following line in your capi.conf interface:

================================================================================
********** deprecated **********************************************************
#### qsig=on

#### Take care that you enable this only for interfaces, where the other end 
#### understands the Q.SIG protocoll. If not, then these switches may reject the 
#### entire call, because of wrong facility contents.

#### Later this will change to qsig=off or qsig=1..x where we can support some 
#### pbx manufacturer specific operations.
================================================================================

Here we go with new configuration

Set qsig to one of the following values, which corresponds to your configuration.

0	QSIG turned off
1	Alcatel (4400 & Enterprise - Maybe OXO/4200) ECMA variant
2	Siemens HiPath 4000 ECMAV2

#!/bin/sh
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# /etc/ppp/ip-up900.user
#
# Enter your specific commands here, wget etc.
#
# Creation:     08.09.2000  fm
# Last Update:  $Id: ip-up900.user 5836 2004-06-23 14:27:08Z lanspezi $
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# --- DO NOT MODIFY ---
if [ "$is_default_route" = "yes" ] # is a default-route-interface going up?
then
# --- ADD YOUR COMMANDS HERE ---
sleep 30
asterisk -rx 'reload' > /dev/null
# --- DO NOT MODIFY ---
fi

0.3.0-PRE-1y-e
    - updated drivers to compile with kernels 2.6.19+
    - added libpri makefile option for slow COs
    - fixed detection of miniPCI cards (qozap)

0.3.0-PRE-1y-d
    - updated to asterisk 1.2.17, zaptel 1.2.16
    - fixed ISDNguard memleak

0.3.0-PRE-1y-c
    - updated to asterisk 1.2.16, zaptel 1.2.15

0.3.0-PRE-1y-b
    - fixed duoBRI qozap timing bug