[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that you can reboot the GS phones by hitting the
rs.htm URL on the phone. But, you have to log in to the web
interface before doing this.
I've attached a php script (quick and dirty hack) that resets the
specified Grandstream devices. It requires the Snoopy
Hi,
I would love to see your code.
We have the same problems with GS phones.
Bart
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From: Brancaleoni Matteo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 4:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] cron job to reboot GS101
sure, we do
Bartosz Jozwiak wrote:
Hi,
I would love to see your code.
We have the same problems with GS phones.
I don't have a GS phone yet so I don't know exactly, however I assume
you could do it with a simple call using lynx from cron...
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Best regards,
Duane
http://www.cacert.org - Free Security
I know that you can reboot the GS phones by hitting the rs.htm URL on the phone. But,
you have to log in to the web interface before doing this.
If I were motivated to develop this for a cron job I would look at using the `wget`
program and the --spider option.
Walker
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Walker Haddock wrote:
I know that you can reboot the GS phones by hitting the rs.htm URL on the phone. But, you have to log in to the web interface before doing this.
lynx has username/password options, well unless they used sessions...
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Best regards,
Duane
http://www.cacert.org - Free
curl could also be used. Since people asked I'm going to write it up
tonight since I use a GS as well until my Cisco shows up.
On Sat, 2004-04-03 at 09:52, Duane wrote:
Walker Haddock wrote:
I know that you can reboot the GS phones by hitting the rs.htm URL on the phone.
But, you have to
Does any one regularly reboot GS101? It sometimes lost registration with
* and needs to be reboot.
What is the best way to do it by cron?
David Kwok
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sure, we do that with a cron job that fires up a
script that connects to the GS web interface
and reboots is. the job is launched every 4 hours.
Also the GS web interface is down during a call,
so there's no risk to hangup undergoing calls.
(and the scripts also tries several times, before
going
