[general]
; AMI definitions
manager_host=127.0.0.1
manager_port=5038
manager_user=admin
manager_secret=tech-impulse
;event_mask=agent,call,command,system,user,dialplan

; Daemon definitios
listen_port      = 4446
;restrict_host    = www.asternic.org
web_dir          = /usr/local/www/op_panel2/html/

; Global Config
poll_interval      = 86400
poll_voicemail     = 1
monitor_ipaddress  = 0

; Force blind transfer on asterisk 1.6
blind_transfer     = 1

; Force supervised transfer on asterisk 1.4
; requires the atxfer manager backport patch
; supervised_transfer = 1

; Force delimiter for asterisk applications 
force_parameter_delimiter = ","

; When adding or removing members to a queue, fop2 will default to 
; AddQueueMember/RemoveQueueMember commands. If you set use_agentlogin
; to 1, together with the QueueChannel in a button definition set to
; an Agent number it will use AgentCallbackLogin and Agentlogoff instead.
;
; use_agentlogin = 0


; Master Password that overrides any individual one
master_key = machocar



; Options to send to chan_spy when doing a Listen action
; This global setting is overriden by the individual button 
; spyoptions directive if set (in the button config).
; Asterisk 1.6.1 or higher has the option "d" that lets you
; switch spying modes using the keypad:
;4 = spy mode
;5 = whisper mode
;6 = barge mode
;spy_options="bq"

; Options to send to chan_spy when doing a Whisper action
; In Asterisk 1.6.1 or higher you can use B to enable barge (speak
; to both channels on a call).
;whisper_options = "w"

; Filename to use when start monitoring, you can use ${UNIQUEID}, 
; ${ORIG_EXTENSION}, ${DEST_EXTENSION}
; and date formats %Y %m %d to construct the filename.
;
; Settings for modifying the recording filename
; Available variables are:
; ${UNIQUEID} = Unique Id of the call
; ${TIMESTAMP} = Unix Timestamp when the recording was initiated
; ${DEST_EXTENSION} = Target extenstion being monitored
; ${ORIG_EXTENSION} = Extension/User that started the recording (not
;                     the other leg)
; ${MBOX}           = Mailbox of the extension/user that startend the 
;                     recording
;
; Date variables: 
; %Y 4 digits year
; %y 2 digits year
; %m 2 digits month
; %d 2 digits day
; %h 2 digits hour
; %i 2 digits minute
; %s 2 digits seconds

monitor_filename=fop2-${TIMESTAMP}-${ORIG_EXTENSION}-${DEST_EXTENSION}
monitor_format=wav
;monitor_format=gsm
monitor_mix=true

; You can specify a script to be executed when the recording
; is finished. It will receive 3 parameters, the complete
; path and filename of the IN leg, the OUT leg and the final
; recording NAME. You should run soxmix in your script to join 
; the recordings into one file.
;
monitor_exec=/usr/local/etc/asterisk/postrecording-script.sh


; FOP2 can fire notifications/popups when an extension or queue 
; member receives a call. The default behaviour is to show a
; notification on state RINGING (notify_on_ringing=1). 
;
; To customize notifications, you must uncomment the custom_popup
; function in checkdir.php you can replace that notification with
; a custom popup function to integrate with other web applications.
;
; For call centers you might need to perform a popup not on the
; RINGING state but when the call is CONNECTED to an agent. If you
; set in the queue configuration in queues.conf the option
; eventwhencalled=yes and then set here notify_on_connect=1,
; fop2 will send notifications on queue connected calls
; during AGENTCONNECT events. This will only work for inbound calls 
; from a queue.
;
; notify_on_ringing = 1
; notify_on_connect = 1

; Call pickup uses the pickupmark variable by default. In multi tenant
; systems this might lead to problems as you might end un picking up
; some other tenant call. In that case you might want to try to 
; pickup the call by its context uncomenting the following line:
;
; no_pickupmark=1

; Path to your voicemail directory
; For voicemail to work the fop2 server must run on the same server
; as asterisk, or your voicemail directory must be network mounted
voicemail_path=/home/asterisk/spool/voicemail

; By default IM chats are not logged/saved. If you uncomment
; the following parameter, all chats will be stored on the chatlog
; table inside the fop2settings.db sqlite database.
;
; save_chat_log=1

group=queues:QUEUE/normal
group=telfs:SIP/11,SIP/12
group=tot:QUEUE/normal,SIP/11,SIP/12,CONFERENCE/1,PARK/default

; format: user= EXTENSION : SECRET : PERMISSIONS : GROUPS
; You can enumerate several permissions and groups separated by comma 
; available permissions:  'all', 'dial', 'hangup', 'meetme', 'pickup', 
;                         'record', 'spy', 'transfer', 'whisper', 
;                         'queuemanager', 'queueagent', 'phonebook',
;                         'chat', 'preferences', 'hangupself',
;                         'recordself', 'voicemailadmin'
;
;user=admin:1234:all:tot
user=admin:1234:all
user=operadora1:1234:dial,meetme,transfer,pickup,queuemanager,phonebook,chat:tot
user=operadora2:1234:dial,meetme,transfer,pickup,queuemanager,phonebook,chat:tot
user=operadora3:1234:dial,meetme,transfer,pickup,queuemanager,phonebook,chat:tot
user=11:1234:all:tot
user=12:1234:dial,meetme,transfer,pickup,queuemanager,record,recordself:tot
buttonfile=buttons.cfg

; This line is NOT commented, it executes 
; the autoconfig configuration for FreePBX
;#exec autoconfig-users-freepbx.sh