IRC log for #asterisk on 20210423

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11:52.17duclicsicso a queue can have a context defined into which a caller can be dropped when they dial a single digit extension, right?
11:52.30duclicsicSetting the context as ${CONTEXT} doesn't seem to work for me, so is there a way to have the caller drop back into the original context they started in, or to otherwise know what context they came from after being broken out of the queue?
11:55.36duclicsicthe context being that I have several numbers, and several queues reachable by a selection of those numbers, and would like the queue breakout to drop them into a voicemail that depends on the number they dialled
11:56.26duclicsicshould've lead with that, almost went all XY problem.
12:09.42SamotOk so when they press 2 send them to voicemail
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12:14.13duclicsicyes, but the voicemail they go to should differ based on which context they came from
12:22.49SamotOK.
12:23.09SamotWhen someone exits a queue numerous variables are set. Including what queue they exited.
12:27.55duclicsicthe same queue may be reached from multiple original dial plans, so knowing which queue the call came from is of little use
12:28.16duclicsicI need to know the context they got to the queue from ideally
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12:39.10Samotduclicsic: So then you're going to need to track it a different way and set something on the caller channel.
12:40.06SamotBecause you're asking to know the initial context they came in on, so you need to store and track that.
12:41.04duclicsicright, I'd considered this but just thought I might be missing some cleaner way to do it. thanks.
12:41.07SamotAnd ${CONTEXT} gets stored with the current context the channel is in.
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15:13.28igcewielingfalls over in shock. We just had a remote install without a total disaster!
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15:16.18SamotHuh, and my biggest worries are how many changes the customer has on the day of an install. Zero = shocked.
15:24.14igcewielingThis was a "ship it to the customer and hope everything works" situation.
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