And how to check the callgroup when making a call?

Question

Asterisk

Hello!

As far as I know, callgroup is used to intercept calls coming to this group.

And how to use the callgroup value for an outgoing call? I want to direct different groups through different channels. I do this: I put in users.conf callgroup=12

in the dialplan I write:

exten => 89997778888,1,NoOp()
exten => 89997778888,n,Verbose(${CHANNEL(callgroup)})
exten => 89997778888,n,GotoIf($["${CHANNEL(callgroup)}" = "11"]?loccall)
exten => 89997778888,n,Hangup()
exten => 89997778888,n(loccall),Dial(SIP/gsm_gate/${EXTEN},60,tT))
exten => 89997778888,n,Hangup()

And I get it like this:

-- Executing [[email protected]_WorkDialPlan:1] NoOp("SIP/1042-00000281", "") in new stack
    -- Executing [[email protected]_WorkDialPlan:2] Verbose("SIP/1042-00000281", "11") in new stack
11
    -- Executing [[email protected]_WorkDialPlan:3] GotoIf("SIP/1042-00000281", "1?loccall") in new stack
    -- Goto (DLPN_WorkDialPlan,89997778888,5)
    -- Executing [[email protected]_WorkDialPlan:5] Dial("SIP/1042-00000281", "SIP/gsm_gate/89997778888,60,tT)") in new stack
  == Using SIP RTP CoS mark 5
    -- Called SIP/gsm_gate/89997778888

From the assumption that 11 is not a number, but a string, Aster received it and considers it to be true.
How can you still get a numeric value or check callgroup more accurately?

SOLUTION:
sip reload, as I already have group 12 specified for the user, and it is defined as 11 in the log.
Everything works.

Answer 1

callgroup= 12
$["${CHANNEL(callgroup)}" = " 11 "