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@ -44,3 +44,14 @@ Queues:
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none of the members are available (e.g. agents not logged on). To
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none of the members are available (e.g. agents not logged on). To
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restore the original behavior, use "leavewhenempty=strict" or
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restore the original behavior, use "leavewhenempty=strict" or
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"joinwhenempty=strict" instead of "=yes" for those options.
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"joinwhenempty=strict" instead of "=yes" for those options.
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Extensions:
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* By default, there is a new option called "autofallthrough" in
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extensions.conf that is set to yes. Asterisk 1.0 (and earlier)
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behavior was to wait for an extension to be dialed after there were no
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more extensions to execute. "autofallthrough" changes this behavior
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so that the call will immediately be terminated with BUSY,
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CONGESTION, or HANGUP based on Asterisk's best guess. If you are
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writing an extension for IVR, you must use the WaitExten application
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if "autofallthrough" is set to yes.
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