You can add the h extension in any regular context you want email notifications for missed calls:

exten => h,1,System(asterisk-ic "my@email.net" "${CALLERID(num)}" "${CALLERID(name)}" "${DIALSTATUS}" "${VMSTATUS}" "${EXTEN}")

The missing call email notification script needs to be called on the hangup extension "h". You can add the h extension in any regular context you want email notifications for missing calls:

FROMEMAIL="your_sending@email.net"

From: ${FROMEMAIL}

SUBJECT="[PBX] Incoming call for extension ${EXTEN}"

                BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] ${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) hung up on vm."

exten => h,1,System(asterisk-ic "my@email.net" "${CALLERID(num)}" "${CALLERID(name)}" "${DIALSTATUS}" "${VMSTATUS}" "${ARG1?}")

1. $6 extension

if [ $# != 6 ]

EXTEN=$6

EMAILCMD="/usr/sbin/sendmail -t"

if [ ${DEBUG} -eq 1 ]; then

        echo $1 $2 \"$3\" $4 $5 $6 >> ${LOGFILE}

if [ "${EMAIL}" = "" ]; then

if [ ${DIALSTATUS} = "CANCEL" ]; then

elif [ ${DIALSTATUS} = "ANSWER" ]; then

        BODY="${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) was answered by ${EXTEN}."

        BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] ${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) hung up."

        if [ ${VMSTATUS} = "USEREXIT" ]; then
                BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] ${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) hung up on vm."

        if [ ${VMSTATUS} = "FAILED" ]; then
                BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] ${CALLERIDNAME} ($CALLERIDNUM}) hung up on vm."

        if [ ${VMSTATUS} = "SUCCESS" ]; then

if [ ${DEBUG} -eq 1 ]; then echo "To: ${EMAIL} Subject: ${SUBJECT} ${BODY}" >> ${LOGFILE}

if [ ${SENDMAIL} -eq 1 ]; then ${EMAILCMD} <<INLINE To: ${EMAIL} Subject: ${SUBJECT}

${BODY}

EMAILCMD="/opt/sbin/sendmail -t"

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Here is a variation of the missing call email notification script done by Matt Schmandt (http://www.theschmandts.org/blog/2007/05/05/email-notifications-for-missed-calls-in-asterisk/).

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Here is a variation of the missing call email notification script done by Matt Schmandt (http://www.theschmandts.org/blog/2007/05/05/email-notifications-for-missed-calls-in-asterisk/) This will give the expected result also for the case when the called phone is not registered or is busy. You can call the script from the h extension of the stdexten macro:

exten => h,1,System(asterisk-ic "my@email.net" "${CALLERID(num)}" "${CALLERID(name)}" "${DIALSTATUS}" "${VMSTATUS}")

Here is the script:

1. !/bin/sh
2. Used for email alerting of incoming calls
3. $1 email address
4. $2 callerid num
5. $3 callerid name
6. $4 dial status
7. $5 vm status

if [ $# != 5 ] then exit 1 fi

1. Store command line args in nice variables

EMAIL=$1 CALLERIDNUM=$2 CALLERIDNAME=$3 DIALSTATUS=$4 VMSTATUS=$5

DEBUG=0 #Set to 0 for standard operation. 1 will log inputs and mail commands for debugging. LOGFILE="/var/log/asterisk/IncomingCalls?.log"

SENDMAIL=1 #Set to 1 if you want it to email the alert. 0 is useful for debugging. EMAILCMD="/usr/sbin/sendmail -t" SUBJECT="[PBX] Incoming call"

1. log mail command

if [ $DEBUG -eq 1 ]; then

        echo $1 $2 \"$3\" $4 $5 >> $LOGFILE

fi

1. Check we have an email address if not quit

if [ "$EMAIL" = "" ]; then

        exit 0

fi

if [ $DIALSTATUS = "CANCEL" ]; then

        BODY="${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) hung up."

elif [ $DIALSTATUS = "ANSWER" ]; then

        BODY="$CALLERIDNAME ($CALLERIDNUM) was answered by $PEERNAME."

else

        BODY=" ${DIALSTATUS}  ${CALLERIDNAME} (${CALLERIDNUM}) hung up."
        #check for hangup in vm menu.  ex call went to vm and user hung up
        if [ $VMSTATUS = "USEREXIT" ]; then
                BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] $CALLERIDNAME ($CALLERIDNUM) hung up on vm."
        fi
        #check for hangup in vm menu.  ex call went to vm and user hung up
        if [ $VMSTATUS = "FAILED" ]; then
                BODY="[ ${DIALSTATUS} ] $CALLERIDNAME ($CALLERIDNUM) hung up on vm."
        fi
        #if they left a vm we already would get an email.  Don't need a 2nd
        if [ $VMSTATUS = "SUCCESS" ]; then
                exit 0
        fi

fi

1. log mail command

if [ $DEBUG -eq 1 ]; then echo "To: $EMAIL Subject: $SUBJECT $BODY" >> $LOGFILE fi

1. send email

if [ $SENDMAIL -eq 1 ]; then $EMAILCMD <<INLINE To: $EMAIL Subject: $SUBJECT

$BODY

Asterisk PBX

INLINE fi

exit 0