Re: [asterisk-users] Asterisk auto-dial out a SIP .

2012-03-01 Thread upendra 
thnks for the reply..


i want to know is there any way to call a SIP to SIP by command line 



regards
Upendra
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Re: [asterisk-users] Asterisk auto-dial out a SIP .

2012-03-01 Thread A J Stiles 
On Thursday 01 March 2012, upendra wrote:
 thnks for the reply..
 
 
 i want to know is there any way to call a SIP to SIP by command line 

Yes.  Just write a script in your favourite language  (even bash will do if 
there is nothing better)  to set up a callfile, then invoke it from the command 
line.

As this list forbids discussion of paid-for services, you will need to contact 
me separately if you want me to write the script for you.

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Re: [asterisk-users] Asterisk auto-dial out a SIP .

2012-02-28 Thread A J Stiles 
On Tuesday 28 February 2012, upendra wrote:
 hi,
 
 an anyone tell me how to do  auto dial to a SIP  in Asterisk using a script
 .any example will be more helpful ... !
 
 
 Regards
 Upendra

You need to inject a callfile into /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing .  The file 
should look something like this  (representing a call from extension 301 -- 
here the technology is important -- to extension 101 in context internal);

  8  
Channel: SIP/301
Context: internal
Extension: 101
Priority: 1
CallerId: 301
  8  

It's easy enough to start with a complete callfile with placeholders, in a 
scalar variable; then have your script do regular expression substitutions to 
fill in the values.

You must also be careful that Asterisk will not try to parse the callfile while 
it is in an incomplete state.  The canonical method to do this is to create it 
somewhere else on the same physical filesystem and `mv` it to the desired 
location.  In practice, if the callfile is smaller than one block, then you 
probably will get away with just creating it in situ.

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