Released on July 21, 2015.
VO-AP-CELL and VO-AP-VOIP user preference parameters are now ignored in calls from Abilisphone to Abilis.
Fixed problems in codec selections in VoIP calls Abilisphone to Abilisphone.
Added a protection that disables PS and CB if the involved number is not declared to be Abilisphone, i.e. AP:NO.
By default user-num is now created to be Abilisphone, i.e. with AP:YES.
Extended logging of manual CT providing one event for each parent Session ID.
Fixed a bug in groups that prevented a correct port iteration.
Due to a wrong cause/location handling the next port in group was not correctly attempted on failure.
Fixed handling of CTIR's SPOUT parameter in GItoC calls.
The bug allowed usage of G.711 codec even when SPOUT was set to e.g. 8000.
Fixed a bug that caused system reboot in certain conditions when transcoding was used.
Fixed a bug that caused system reboot when P/R group port iteration required handling on in-band-info.
Fixed a bug that cause a failure in Call Transfer under some conditions.
Improved RCC procedure to better handle misbehaving SIP devices.
Fixed a bug the prevented DTMF to properly work with some systems.
The initial DTMF marker was not set.
Removed "Action" column.
Now action+rule are presented combined in the "Rule" column.
Released on June 26, 2015.
Added session identifier in D CTIC[E] and D LDM[E]
The SES identifier is used to track a call from start to end, including intermediate call forwards, transfers and groups.
With the introduction of the new heterogeneous group the call ID used up to now proven to be totally insufficient for a useful calls analysis, the solution was to add a SES identifier which is created when the call starts and is preserved during the transit in groups and forwards and even with manual transfers, although with manual transfers there is a limitation.
In manual transfers when the second call starts it is completely unrelated to the first call and therefore it starts with a different SES. Only at the moment of the transfer the resulting call inherits the SES of the older one.
Please note that in LDM[E] the former Ses value is now present in Id, and the current Ses value is the newly introduced SES described above.
Here are a couple of examples.
Simple call forward
Date Time Resource Ses Id Event Parameters
------ ------ ---------- ----- ---- -------------- --------------------------------------
250615 185146 CtiP-101 33 33 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:uxq5101 USER:leo
250615 185148 CtiP-101 33 33 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:ux5102 CG:uxq5101
250615 185148 CtiP-101 33 33 E-Route Match PR:15
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 33 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:ux5102 CG:uxq5101
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 33 E-CallForward RULE:ALWAYS USER:zorro
250615 185148 CtiP-101 33 33 E-NumComplete CDI:ux5102 CDO:ux5102
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 34 E-CallRx CH:0 BC:Speech CD:ux5103 CG:uxq5102
USER:zorro
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 34 E-Route Match PR:15
250615 185148 CtiP-103 33 34 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:ux5103 CG:uxq5102
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 34 E-NumComplete CDI:ux5103 CDO:ux5103
250615 185148 CtiP-102 33 35 E-CallTransfer ID-IN:34 ID-OUT:33 T301:179
250615 185148 CtiP-103 33 35 E-AlertRx CH:1 USER:pippo
250615 185148 CtiP-101 33 35 E-AlertTx CH:1 PI: 81 88
250615 185151 CtiP-103 33 35 E-ConnRx CH:1
250615 185151 CtiP-101 33 35 E-ConnTx CH:1
250615 185154 CtiP-103 33 35 E-DiscRx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call
clearing) USER:pippo
250615 185154 CtiP-103 33 35 E-DiscConfTx CH:0
250615 185154 CtiP-101 33 35 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call
clearing) USER:leo
Multicast group
Date Time Resource Ses Id Event Parameters
------ ------ ---------- ----- ---- -------------- --------------------------------------
250615 190553 CtiSip 91 91 E-CallRx CH:15 BC:Speech CD:ue59999 CG:uxq9002
SCG:leo USER:leo CODERS:G.711A,G.711u
250615 190553 CtiSip 91 91 E-Route Match PR:14
250615 190553 CtiP-101 91 92 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:GtoV CD:ue1234
CG:uxq9002 SCG:leo
250615 190553 CtiP-102 91 93 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:GtoV CD:ue1234
CG:uxq9002 SCG:leo
250615 190553 CtiP-103 91 94 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:GtoV CD:ue1234
CG:uxq9002 SCG:leo
250615 190553 CtiCl-3 91 95 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:GtoC CD:ue0521
CG:uxq9002 SCG:leo
CODERS:G.711A,G.711u
250615 190553 CtiSip 91 91 E-NumComplete CDI:ue59999 CDO:ue1234
250615 190553 CtiP-101 91 92 E-AlertRx CH:1 USER:leo
250615 190553 CtiSip 91 91 E-AlertTx CH:15
250615 190553 CtiP-102 91 93 E-AlertRx CH:1 USER:zorro
250615 190553 CtiP-103 91 94 E-AlertRx CH:1 USER:pippo
250615 190553 CtiCl-3 91 95 E-ProgressRx CODERS:G.711A
250615 190553 CtiSip 91 91 E-ProgressTx
250615 190553 CtiCl-3 91 95 E-AlertRx CH:74 CODERS:G.711A
[19:03:57] ABILIS_CPX:d ctic
SES ID Type Input Output PR State Cgi (Calling In) Cdo (Called Out)
---- ---- ---- -------- -------- --- ------ ------------------- --------------------
91 91 StoG Sip G32 14 ALERT 9002 1234
91 92 GtoV G32 101 14 ALERT 9002 1234
91 93 GtoV G32 102 14 ALERT 9002 1234
91 94 GtoV G32 103 14 ALERT 9002 1234
91 95 GtoC G32 CPXPBX 14 ALERT 9002 0521
Answer.
250615 190604 CtiP-103 91 94 E-ConnRx CH:1
250615 190604 CtiSip 91 91 E-ConnTx CH:15 NEW-TYPE:StoV CODERS:G.711A
[19:05:56] ABILIS_CPX:d ctic
SES ID Type Input Output PR State Cgi (Calling In) Cdo (Called Out)
---- ---- ---- -------- -------- --- ------ ------------------- --------------------
91 91 StoV Sip 103 14 ACTIVE 9002 1234
Close.
250615 190604 CtiP-101 91 92 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:81 9A (LPN, Non-selected
user clearing) USER:leo
250615 190604 CtiP-102 91 93 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:81 9A (LPN, Non-selected
user clearing) USER:zorro
250615 190604 CtiCl-3 91 95 E-DiscTx CH:74 CAUSE:81 9A (LPN, Non-selected
user clearing)
Configuration.
[19:06:08] ABILIS_CPX:d ctig id:32
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
ID: [DESCR:]
P: S: R: |P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 ...
|... P62 P63 P64
[Px: CDO: CGO: SDO: SGO: RGO: SP: CODERS: DJ: MJ: T301: ]
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
32 YES M ST |101 102 103 CPXPBX .
- Details -----------------------------------------------------------------
P4:CPXPBX CDO:0521
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
[19:11:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ctir pr:14
Last change: 25/06/2015 16:37:35 CET
---+------+-----------------+---------+--------------------+--------------------
PR |[DESCR]
|BCI |POI |SR |GI |OUT |CDI |CDO
ACT|NEXT |LAST |EEC |T301|CGI |CGO
EDT|SP |SC |DJ |MJ |FMDJ|FMMJ|SDI |SDO
|SPOUT |SCOUT|DJOUT|MJOUT|LCS |LCST|SGI |SGO
| |BCO |RGI |RGO
|FMRLY |FAXSP|MODSP|FMLVL|ECM |UDT |IG |OG |SG |DL |DH
|CODERS
|CODERSOUT
|TI1 .. TI5
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14 VOICE * * G0 G32 59999 1234
NO ANY NO Dft * *
64000 Sys * * Sys Sys * *
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[19:11:58] ABILIS_CPX:
D LDM[E] filtering CG and/od CD is now much more effective because it is able to filter the whole call history by means of the newly introduced SES field.
It is also possible to specify multiple SES and multiple ID.
Added command C CTIC SES:xxx.
Added parameters CB-AUTO-CDO: and CB-AUTO-CDO-TOUT:
These are used in blind callback to call a predefinde number with no DTMF are sent within the timeout or if # DTMF is received.
[19:18:22] ABILIS_CPX:d p ctivo ?
CtiVo resource parameter(s):
...
CB-AUTO-CDO: Blind Callback. This number is automatically called if the
callback call goes active and the no DTMF are received within
CB-AUTO-CDO-TOUT: seconds.
It is also called if the first DTMF received is #.
"#" or up to 20 digits ['0'..'9'] optionally preceded by TON [u, i,
n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes.
Omitted TON is set it to 'u', omitted NP is set to 'x'.
When "#", the parameter is not used.
See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes.
CB-AUTO-CDO-TOUT: Blind Callback. Timeout for DTMF reception after which
CB-AUTO-CDO is automatically called [0..10 sec]
...
[19:23:13] ABILIS_CPX:
Removed callback via SMS.
Removed parameters AP-SMS-NUM from ctivo resource and VO-AP-CB-SMS: from user preferences because callback via sms is no more possible.
Changed callback procedure, in conjunction with abilsiphone 2.6.
Former procedure tried to establish connection with the AP prior to call the destination.
The new procedure first calls destination and when destination reached PROGRESS with in-band, or ALERT, or CONNECT, it starts the call to AP. If destination answers before AP the destination will hear the parking tone.
Added Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. P31-DS3L into multicore supported list.
Fixed the dispatching of voice packet to SIP, IAX, DISA and AS when call to P/R group is made and providing inband alerting pattern. The bug caused the silent voice stream in that condition.
Fixed a bug that in cases of call transfer caused a software exception with subsequent system reboot.
Fixed the problem with mail notifications and call logs.
When a CTIP, SIP, IAX, CLUSTER, VO, performs a call forward and the call is immediately rejected, the mail notification and the call log did not indicate that the call was forwarded
Unlocked file transfer service just after transfer is complete instead of waiting for 'press enter'.
Released on June 10, 2015.
Unified name space for resources
Unified name space is required to permit that the text shown in a field of groups or routing is self-descriptive of the referred resource.
This unification applies to fields GI, POI, SR, OUT of Cti routing, and fields Pn (P1...P64) of Cti groups.
Here are described the rules common to CTIG and CTIR.
n, nn, nnn (e.g. 1, 31, 101) identify Cti ports ISDN, POTS, VPOTS, CELL.
Iax, Sip, Disa, Vo, Vm, Vr, Mix, Sl (and Slink) identify special Cti ports.
Gn, Gnn (e.g. G1, G99) identify Cti groups.
PBX identifies a special Cti group made of ALL POTS and VPOTS ports.
Vsp-n, Vsp-nn, Vsp-nnn identify Cti virtual synchronous ports.
<auto-i> and <auto-o> identifies a special behaviour that finds a cluster by matching CD with the NUM/NUMx of the cluster.
'clusterlist' in SR: identifies a list of clusters (list type EC).
G* identifies "all groups".
* in POI: identifies Ctip ports ISDN, POTS, VPOTS, CELL.
** in POI: identify all Ctip ports, including special ones. Whole set is ISDN, POTS, VPOTS, CELL, Iax, Sip, Disa, Vo, Vm, Vr, Mix, Sl.
* in SR: identifies all clusters
# in any field indicates the equivalence of "NULL" value, with meaning that depends on the field itself.
a name of 1 to 8 characters in the range '0'..'9', 'A'..'Z', 'a'..'z', '_', ':', but excluding above combinations, identifies a cluster.
Cluster names basically are made by 1 to 8 characters in the range '0'..'9', 'A'..'Z', 'a'..'z', '_', ':' , but to support unified namespace we have to exclude the following combinations:
internal names used for special ports: Iax, Sip, Disa, Vo, Vm, Vr, Mix, Sl (and Slink), PBX. Case insensitive
names composed by just 1 or 2 or 3 numbers , e.g. 1,21,999
names Gn and Gnn with n=number, e.g. G1 and G99. Case insensitive
names G*, *, **, # . Case insensitive
Names Vsp-n, Vsp-nn, Vsp-nnn, used for virtual synchronus port. Case insensitive
names that start with < or '. Btw, < and ' are character already prohibited for cluster names.
In routings:
Changed layout
Added parameter GI:
Replaced POO: DS: with OUT:
Removed TYPE:
The TYPE: is no more present in CTIR but it is kept in D CTIC[E] (connection diagnostics) to indicate the actual type of the connection. Please do not confuse TYPE:TR (TDM transparent connection) with BCI:TR (any BC value accepted).
Added BCI:
---+-----+-----------------+---------+--------------------+--------------------
PR |[DESCR]
|BCI |GI |POI |SR |OUT |CDI |CDO
ACT|NEXT |LAST |EEC |T301|CGI |CGO
EDT|SP |SC |DJ |MJ |FMDJ|FMMJ|SDI |SDO
|SPOUT|SCOUT|DJOUT|MJOUT|LCS |LCST|SGI |SGO
| |BCO |RGI |RGO
|FMRLY|FAXSP|MODSP|FMLVL|ECM |UDT |IG |OG |SG |DL |DH
|CODERS
|CODERSOUT
|TI1 .. TI5
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|BCI |POI |SR |GI |OUT |CDI |CDO
TR # # # #
DATA Gn Gn Gn Gn
VOICE G* G* G* name
Speech 101 name <auto-i>
UDI * 'list' <auto-o>
RDI ** * 101
3.1Khz PBX PBX
UDI-TA Iax Iax
Video Sip Sip
Disa Disa
Vo Vo
Sl Vm
Mix
Sl
In case of contradictory instructions, e.g. SP, CODERS for clusters, the priority order is GI,POI,SR.
The field BCI: is used to match the BC (Bearer capability) field of the incoming call.
The values Speech, UDI, RDI, 3.1Khz, UDI-TA, Video are the regular ITU values, while TR, DATA, VOICE are a shortcuts for combinations:
TR = any value
DATA = UDI, RDI
VOICE = Speech, 3.1 Khz
Added support for heterogeneous groups.
CTIG now permits to use heterogeneous resources inside the group and another group too (group of groups allowed).
Any of ISDN, CTIP, VPOTS, CELL, Sip, Iax, Disa, Vo, Vm, Mix, Cluster, Cluster list (EC/RU/MR), another group (Gx), can be configured inside a group.
For every resource in the group it is possible to rewrite a series of call related parameters that actually REPLACE the correspondent fields in the routing: CDO: CGO: SDO: SGO: RGO: SP: CODERS: DJ: MJ: T301:
Special consideration for SP: CODERS: DJ: MJ:
when the group is used in POI: SR: GI: they replace SP: CODERS: DJ: MJ:
when the group is used in OUT: they replace SPOUT: CODERSOUT: DJOUT: MJOUT:
Each group has space for up to 64 resources indicated with position 1 to 64 (P1 .. P64).
Each resource has a set of parameters that CAN replace correspondent fields of the routing.
If the parameter is <blank> the routing parameter is used.
If the parameter is not <blank> the group parameter REPLACES the routing one.
First part shows summary , only resource.
Second part shows only entries that have parameters with value different from default.
A group can contain another group, circular reference is checked and prohibited.
CDO/SDO/CGO/SGO/RGO: when group is used in output it replaces CDO/SDO/SGO/SGO/RGO of the routing
The same macros allowed in xxO fields of routings are allowed here.
Same range as in routing plus <blank>.
When value is <blank> the field is not displayed.
Default = <blank> (means no change, use routing field)
T301: When group is used in output it replaces T301 of the routing for that leg.
Same range as in routing plus <blank>.
When value is <blank> the field is not displayed.
Default = <blank> (means no change, use routing field)
SP/CODERS/DJ/MJ: They replace routing SP/CODERS/DJ/MJ when used in input,
or SPOUT/CODERSOUT/DJOUT/MJOUT when used in output
Same range as in routing plus <blank>.
When value is <blank> the field is not displayed.
Default = <blank> (means no change, use routing field)
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
ID: [DESCR:]
P: S: R: |P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 ...
|... P62 P63 P64
[Details Px: CDO: CGO: SDO: SGO: RGO: SP: CODERS: DJ: MJ: T301:]
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
(0) NO R ST |Iax Sip Disa Vo .
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
1 YES R 'listname' |101 103 Antek 102 Iax
|Disa Vo
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
2 [Etherogeneous group]
YES M ST |101 103 Antek 102 Iax
|Disa Vo 130 Tk8 Sip
|Vm Mix
- Details -----------------------------------------------------------------
P2:103 CDO:*
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
P3:Antek CDO:ux12345678901234567890 SDO:abcdefghijklmnopqrst SP:64000
CODERS:G.711,Spirit,G.729,G.723.1 DJ:100 MJ:250
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
P4:102 CDO:'CDI.S2' SDO:leo SP:64000 CODERS:G.711
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
P9:Tk8 SDO:Tom SP:6400 T301:30
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
3 [Etherogeneous group]
YES M ST |101 103 Antek 102 Iax
|Disa Vo 130 Tk8 Sip
|Vm 105 106 110
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
4 [Group of Groups]
YES R 'listname' |G1 G2 G3 PBX .
------------------------------+------------------------------------------------
5 YES R ST |101 103 Antek 102 Iax
- Details -----------------------------------------------------------------
P2:103 CDO:ux12345678901234567890
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
P3:Antek CDO:ux12345678901234567890 SDO:abcdefghijklmnopqrst SP:64000
CODERS:G.711,Spirit,G.729,G.723.1 DJ:100 MJ:250 T301:60
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Conversions:
the Cti groups of 8.0 can be directly converted to 8.1, leaving all optional
parameters to their default value <blank>.
[12:49:39] ABILIS_CPX:d ctig ?
ID: CTI group identifier. <Optional>
One value in the range [0..32] or a range of values 'xx-yy'
or a list of values 'xx,yy,...' separated by ',' (comma) or
"A" or "ALL".
CTI group parameter(s):
DESCR: Entry description. From 0 up to 70 Alphanumeric extended
characters. Case is preserved. Spaces are allowed.
Strings holding spaces must be written between quotation
marks (E.g. "str1 str2").
Note: it is displayed only when not empty.
P: Enable/disable the group for call pickup [YES, NO]
S: Positions scanning method [R, P, M]
R: Rule used in evaluating failure reasons [ST=Standard,
IN=Internal, UN=Unconditional, EU=End-User] or the name of an
ICAUSE/RU/MR list between single quotes (E.g.: EU or 'my_list').
Pxx: Input/output port/group/cluster [# or NONE, 1..600, Iax, Sip,
Disa, Vo, Vm, Mix, G1..G32, PBX cluster name or EC/RU/MR list name between
single quotes]
The cluster name must correspond to an existing CTI cluster.
The list name must correspond to an existing EC/RU/MR list.
- Output only -----------------------------------------------------------------
The parameters of this section replace the correspondent parameters of the
routing when the group is configured in OUT: field of the routing, and when
they are enabled.
A parameter is enabled by setting a valid value (e.g. CDO:123) and is
disabled by setting an empty value (e.g. CDO: ).
CDO: See routing help for range. Set "CDO:" to disable and hide.
SDO: See routing help for range. Set "SDO:" to disable and hide.
CGO: See routing help for range. Set "CGO:" to disable and hide.
SGO: See routing help for range. Set "SGO:" to disable and hide.
RGO: See routing help for range. Set "RGO:" to disable and hide.
T301: See routing help for range. Set "T301:" to disable and hide.
- Input or Output -------------------------------------------------------------
The parameters of this section replace the correspondent parameters of the
routing when the group is configured in any of GI:/POI:/SR: and OUT: fields of
the routing, and when they are enabled.
A parameter is enabled by setting a valid value (e.g. SP:6400) and is
disabled by setting an empty value (e.g. SP: )
For GI:/POI:/SR: the correspondent parameters are SP:/CODERS:/DJ:/MJ: .
For OUT: the correspondent parameters are SPOUT:/CODERSOUT:/DJOUT:/MJOUT: .
SP: See routing help for range. Set "SP:" to disable and hide.
CODERS: See routing help for range. Set "CODERS:" to disable and hide.
DJ: See routing help for range. Set "DJ:" to disable and hide.
MJ: See routing help for range. Set "MJ:" to disable and hide.
[12:49:56] ABILIS_CPX:
Configuration conversion from 8.0 to 8.1.
The configuration are converted in a way that the behaviour of 8.0 is preserved in 8.1.
Just note for the conversion of former *toX routings: they are converted by adding the special group G0 in the GI. This is required because up to 8.0 the resources Disa, Sip, Iax, Vo were ALWAYS included in *toX routing types.
Connections diagnostics.
The new heterogeneous group architecture introduces an intermediate layer when the group is involved, regardless of the call being unicast or multicast.
This intermediate layer is removed when the call is connected or when the routing fails.
For this reason you will see two or more connections up to the ALERT state, XtoG and GtoX, which will be replaced by the final one upon connection.
The TYPE: is no more present in CTIR but it is kept in D CTIC[E] (connection diagnostics) to indicate the actual type of the connection. Please do not confuse TYPE:TR (TDM transparent connection) with BCI:TR (any BC value accepted).
Here is an example of a multicast heterogeneous group
Before answer [17:00:09] ABILIS_CPX:d ctic ID Type Input Output PR State Cgi (Calling In) Cdo (Called Out) ---- ---- -------- -------- --- ------ ------------------- -------------------- 5 VtoG 104 G1 9 ALERT 04 6 GtoV G1 101 9 ALERT 7 GtoV G1 102 9 ALERT 8 GtoI G1 Iax 9 ALERT 60 9 GtoS G1 Sip 9 ALERT 79 11 GtoD G1 Disa 9 ALERT After answer [17:00:09] ABILIS_CPX:d ctic ID Type Input Output PR State Cgi (Calling In) Cdo (Called Out) ---- ---- -------- -------- --- ------ ------------------- -------------------- 5 TR 104 101 9 ACTIVE 04
Accounting has been kept compatible by recording only ACTUAL type of calls, therefore the intermediate layer "G" (XtoG + GtoX) is not involved in ACNT records.
Because of it's structure the accounting has never been able to properly record the POO of group multicast calls that fails, it just reported one of the ports involved in the outgoing calls, typically the last one that failed.
In version 8.1 the situation is nearly the same, the only difference is that a multicast call can now have also clusters, and more precisely:
When call is dropped by destinations, ACNT logs PO or DS of the last closed call.
When call is dropped by caller ACNT logs PO or DS of the last configured resource that was active at the moment of the closure.
Virtual office has been improved a lot.
Different handling of prefixes. VO now fully resembles a local phone, thus outdial prefix (e.g. 0) must be entered by the user as it would do with local phones..
With Abilisphone: address book interaction (Ldap address book not supported).
The AP user can use public and private contacts and add/remove/modify private contacts
With Abilisphone: ePresence support in combination with OPC
OPC events are now made available to Abilisphone application.
Abilisphone compatibility.
The first version fully compatible with Abilis 8.1 is version 2.5.0 for both Android and Apple IOS.
Extended support of up to 254 Ike hosts and Ike Cli.
Extended IKE HOST HASH: parameter with SHA2-256, SHA2-384 and SHA2-512.
Extended IKE HOST DH: parameter with MODP2048.
Extended IKE CLI ESP-AUTH: to SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512.
Lua engine update to version 5.3.
Added possibility to bind luasockets for TCP client connections.
Added support for user/personal home page.
The default user/personal home page is located in C:\APP\HOME and can be activated per-user setting parameter HTTP-HOME-URL:SYS.
Alternatively ANY url can be specified, either created on the local http server or present in some external server.
When the user logs-in , or is already logged and returns to home page, it is being redirected to the specified home url.
[18:37:33] ABILIS_CPX:_d useR:leo ? http-home-url
...
HTTP-HOME-URL: User home page URL.
"SYS" or from 0 up to 128 ASCII characters. Spaces are allowed.
Case is preserved. Strings holding spaces must be written between
quotation marks (e.g.: "/My url/my page.htm").
When "SYS", the home page URL is "/sys/user/sharedhome/home.html"
and "home.html" file will be loaded from PUB\HOME. But if a file
named "home.html" is found in subdirectory HOME of HTTP working
directory (e.g. C:\APP\HTTP\HOME\), this one will be loaded.
The pages that are under the virtual path "/sys/user/home/" will be
loaded from to the user directory, i.e. C:\APP\USERS\<username>\.
Pages for configuring ctir are now javascript based.
Extended addres book capacity from 2000 to 10000 entries.
The total Public quote and the per-user Private quote can be specified with parameters in ctisys, address-book section.
[18:42:46] ABILIS_CPX:_d p ctisys Addrbook
RES:CtiSys --------------------------------------------------------------------
Run DESCR:CTI_System_general_properties
- Address Book ---------------------------------------------------------
ADDRBOOK-SOURCE:ABILIS-ADDRBOOK ADDRBOOK-SYNC:NO
addrbook-dir:C:\APP\CTI\ADDRBOOK\
ADDRBOOK-PUB-MAX:2000 ADDRBOOK-PUB-PROTECTED:NO
ADDRBOOK-PRIV-MAX:100
[18:42:57] ABILIS_CPX:_d p ctisys Addrbook ?
D P [RES:]CTISYS [<section>] Display parameter(s) of the CtiSys resource
...
ADDRBOOK-PUB-MAX: Maximum allowed number of PUBLIC contacts in Abilis
Address Book [0..10000]
<Only for ADDRBOOK-SOURCE equal to ABILIS-ADDRBOOK>
...
ADDRBOOK-PRIV-MAX: Maximum allowed number of individual user PRIVATE contacts
in Abilis Address Book [0..10000]
<Only for ADDRBOOK-SOURCE equal to ABILIS-ADDRBOOK>
...
[18:43:06] ABILIS_CPX:_
Improved the caching mechanism of address book data.
May improve performances on remote connections.
Added audio support for new GSM/UMTS/LTE dongle.
It requires the dongle with the properly updated firmware.
Added 'cxEthStAutoInit' variable to cxEthStTable. Updated MIB and html document.
Updated CELL cti ports diagnostics: replaced CellModel_MajorVer/CellModel_MinorVer variables usage with CellModel_Ver string.
Updated MIB and html document. Fixed '-Wconversion-null' warning in mib_ip.cpp and min_rip2.cpp (false was returned instead of NULL).
Removed support of obsolete 'cxCtiPoDgGsmTable' and 'cxCtiPoStGsmTable' added two new tables for CELL cti ports statistics and diagnostics: 'cxCtiPoCellDgTable' and 'cxCtiPoCellStTable'. Updated MIB. Not updated html document.
All bugfixes up to 8.0.4 are included in 8.1.0.
When a CTIP, SIP, IAX, CLUSTER, VO, performs a call forward and the call is immediately rejected, the mail notification and the call log do not indicate that the call was forwarded.
When a group is involved the correlation between XtoG and GtoX legs is not visible.
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