On 24 Mar 2009, at 09:52, Gordon Henderson wrote:
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, Hans Witvliet wrote:While reading the thread about recommending usb-phones... Once in a while, i'm in a data-centre, no normal phones, and too much concrete shielding wireless phones.So i was thinking to use one of those usb-phones, and plug it into oneof my servers there. But what i read from the thread, i seems that you need a graphical environment, while all of the servers are strictly cli-only.Is there a cli-based phone (besides the asterisk-console), that can usea usb-audio-device?Afaicr,those usb-phones present themselves as an plain usb-audio device.I asked here a while back about a command-lime VoIP client. Got no- where interesting - other than people suggesting I run a full-blown asterisk,and alas I've not had time to do it myself. It *should* be relatively straightforward using the existing IAX libraries, I'd have thought, however... Gordon
It would be pretty easy to take the Mexuar Corraleta Java IAX source and make a commandline Jar
from it. Such a jar would work on Linux, Mac and Windows. T. Tim Panton - Web/VoIP consultant and implementor www.westhawk.co.uk
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