On 18/12/14 22:50, Phil Mickelson wrote:
Are you asking about the actual caller id or an internal value? If
caller id (the caller's telephone number) can't you get that from the
StasisStart event? I get it when the channel is created by accessing a
variable I call "stasis" like this: stasis.channel.caller.number. If
the caller allows their number to be visible I can see it just fine.
Otherwise, if you're looking for a unique number why not just use the
channel.id <http://channel.id> value?
Sorry if I don't understand the question correctly.
BTW, I'm using Asterisk 13 and the Node ARI interface.
Phil M
The SIP headers we need to access are:
Alert-Info
Call-ID
Call-Info
Contact
Diversion
P-Asserted-Identity
Proxy-Authorization
Remote-Party-ID
X-Enswitch-Conference-ID
X-Enswitch-Conference-Music
X-Enswitch-Conference-Type
X-Enswitch-External
X-Enswitch-Prepend-Caller
X-Enswitch-RURI
X-Enswitch-Source
X-Enswitch-Spy-Channel
X-Enswitch-Spy-Options
X-Enswitch-Uniqueid
The X-Enswitch-* ones are used to pass supplemental information when
forwarding calls between Asterisk machines in a cluster.
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