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    pempidude
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    Hello,

    Since the converiosn of asterisk to PJSIP instead of ChanSip
    Do I need to change anything in the configuration?

    Normally I need to set: Call Event to yes,
    however in PJSIP there is no such option.

    Will this interfere with how FOP2 works?
    Thanks a lot for the response.

    Pemp

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      nicolas
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      callevent=yes in the regular chan_sip makes asterisk advertise hold/unhold events for sip channels. It is not a mandatory feature, but nice to have.

      I do not know if pjsip advertises the same events without the need to set that or not. You will have to test. If you can start fop2 in debug level 1 you can trace all ami events and see if hold/unhold are reported also:

      service fop2 stop
      cd /usr/local/fop2
      script capture.log
      ./fop2_server -X 1
      

      log into fop2, dial with your phone over pjsip to someone, put them on hold , then unhold and hangup.

      ctrl-C
      exit
      service fop2 start
      

      at this point you have the capture.log file to check for events on your call.

      Best regards,

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