On Jun 30, 2008, at 1:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But to get asterisk to run a different/fake sox, just install
whatever
you want to run as /usr/local/bin/sox and then edit your
safe_asterisk
script as I mentioned below.
I think this is a bad approach. It's going to be a big "gotcha" down
the
road for somebody :)
Agreed. :) It would be nice if there was something similar to
externnotify that was not just a notification but a pipe that you
could modify/filter etc the audio file before it continues on its
merry way.
Asterisk runs the program 'sox' using the first match in your
$PATH, so
by updating the $PATH before asterisk runs you can direct it to run a
different sox program.
A quick grep through the Asterisk (1.2.28) sources shows res_monitor
using
soxmix if the channel variable MONITOR_EXEC is not defined -- but
nothing
in app_voicemail. Am I missing something?
It is possible this is a 1.4.x feature, and specifically it is for the
e-mail sending system which as I am thinking about it is a 1.4
feature. I don't use 1.2.x and never have, I started with 1.4. The
other option, again I don't know if this is available in 1.2, is to
use the externnotify option. When a voicemail is left this script/
program is called with the context, extension and number of new
voicemail messages. With a little bit of shell scripting you could
walk the list of all messages and process any left (modified) within
the last 20 seconds via sox. It is a little more iffy and prone to
race conditions, but it should work.
Unfortunately I couldn't give you a specific example of doing it this
way as I use the e-mail style.
Daniel
Thanks in advance,
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