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Usage of Bridge and Unbridge #15

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haeferer opened this issue Dec 6, 2018 · 2 comments
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Usage of Bridge and Unbridge #15

haeferer opened this issue Dec 6, 2018 · 2 comments

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@haeferer
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haeferer commented Dec 6, 2018

If you bridge too calls, is it needed to unbridge the call or just destory booth calls (or the other, with any of them finished)

@byoungdale
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It will depend on what you want to do. Can you give some information on you are trying to do?

Per the drachtio-fsmrf documentation, the unbridge command will

Park an endpoint that is currently bridged with another endpoint

So, both calls/legs will be parked on the Freeswitch media server separately. I imagine you would want to use this command if you do not want to hangup on each side of the call, but do not want them to be connected anymore.

@davehorton
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right, usually just destroying both endpoints suits your need, unless for some reason you want to operate on one of the endpoints after the call is over. I could imagine a callback type of scenario, but typically just destroy both, no need to unbridge.

Thanks for jumping in Brandon, I forgot to respond to this!

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