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Grammar failing in AdhearsionIVR #616
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The error here appears to be unrelated to the grammar: the call was terminated because the SIP extension was not registered:
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Yes, but that is not related (I know that channel does not exist). I'll recheck without dialing first, but even if that works, it is still a bug, just not the same one :) |
Newer logs, same issue: https://gist.github.com/lpradovera/d2562192a49c7537b5a821066b744cc7 |
Code I was using to reproduce, for reference:
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From various conversations and digging, it does look like this is a problem with FreeSWITCH not supporting mixed mode grammars. I am just looking for a confirmation on that so we can tackle possible fixes. |
This issue is caused by incorrect mod_unimrcp configuration in FreeSWITCH plus a minor bug in there. Not having
This allows LumenVox to receive the DTMF and parse it in mixed mode. The other side of this is that Adhearsion must pass |
Hello,
this is a pretty weird issue I have. Apparently, the same grammar works if generated and used by
#ask
, but does not if used insideAdhearsionIVR
.Working logs: https://gist.github.com/lpradovera/d60a9b127c3dc12cf5bf422c616652bd
Failing logs: https://gist.github.com/lpradovera/ec6341ab0e9d84a032d9c98c7f3b72cd
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