On Oct 26, 2007, at 4:13 AM, Petr Pisar wrote:
On 2007-10-25, Steve Steffler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it currently possible to tell linphonec to dial a call, hang up,
and terminate the program when the call is done, all from shell
scripts?
Look on my antient patches at [http://xpisar.wz.cz/linphone-ext/].
They
do what you want. But the functionality is not finished.
I remember I could click on sip: link in firefox, firefox called my
bash
script, the script saved command and signaled to running linphonec and
finally, linphonec running in separate terminal started dialing the
URI.
Thanks for the link -- although I am using Linphone 1.7.1 at the
moment, they give me some ideas...
A friend of mine was playing around with modifying the Linphone code
so that the command interface inside of the CLI version acted as a
FIFO that you could write commands to from the bash shell just by
talking to the UNIX socket in /tmp. It seemed to work well to a
degree and also allowed for such things as DTMF codes to be entered
during the call by the user without having to directly interact with
linphonec. However, his patches only worked on 1.35, and we have a
desire to use the newer linphone because it works much better as far
as sound / call quality with our server than the 1.35 version did.
Steve
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