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No such extension/context dummy@fop2-dummy

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    Erossi
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    Hello, I´m receiving this message in Asterisk log:

    core_local.c: No such extension/context dummy@fop2-dummy while calling Local channel

    Can you explain why?

    Thank you

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      nicolas
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      Perhaps you forgot to run /usr/local/fop2/generate_override_contexts.pl -w at install time ?

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        Erossi
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        Hi Nicolás, thanks for your answer.

        I'm not using FreePBX, just Asterisk.

        Adding [fop2-dummy] cpntext to my dialplan, as it is in usr/local/fop2/generate_override_contexts.pl will work?

        Additionally, I modified FOP "Callbacks.pm" file. I changed "LEAVE" command to "QUEUECALLERLEAVE" as I'm using Asterisk 13. Is it OK? It will work to write the picked up call as NOTABANDON in queue log?

        Thanks

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          nicolas
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          You will still use Leave even if you use Asterisk 13 as the fop2 server will translate events to make the interface uniform across versions. Now, I would suggest to use plugins instead of modifying the FOP2callbacks.pm file. Purpose is the same but plugins are actually plugins that can be installed/uninstalled .
          The context looks like this, you can create it by hand:

          [fixed][fop2-dummy]
          exten => dummy,1,Answer
          exten => dummy,n,Wait(1)
          exten => dummy,n,NoCDR()
          exten => dummy,n,Hangup[/fixed]

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            Erossi
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            Nicolás,

            Great, context is working now. But still hace a problem. Picked up calls fails to write at Queue Log

            127.0.0.1 -> Action: Originate
            127.0.0.1 -> Application: QueueLog
            127.0.0.1 -> Channel: Local/dummy@fop2-dummy/n
            127.0.0.1 -> Async: true
            127.0.0.1 -> Data: cola_soporte_ingles|1467214520.9274|NONE|NOTABANDON|0|0|0
            127.0.0.1 -> ActionID: 40

            [Jun 29 12:35:43] WARNING[24735] app_queue.c: QueueLog requires arguments (queuename,uniqueid,membername,event[,additionalinfo])

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              nicolas
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              You are calling the application incorrectly, it is not a problem with FOP2 but with the way you are passing data, try changing the pipe to a comma.

              Best regards,

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                Erossi
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                Thanks Nicolás it works !

                By the way, the script "Callbacks.pm" is written with pipes.

                Thanks and regards

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                  nicolas
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                  You might have a very old version..

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