Ya, we do, but it's ugly. If you'd care to follow along here's what I did:
I set up sphinx2 like at
http://turnkey-solution.com/asterisk-sphinx.html including the
sphinx-netserver.pl and sphinx-netclient.pl, but didn't worry about
their perl snippet at the end. I followed their suggestions regarding
replacing the default hmm/6k acoustic model.
To make the dictionary, I made a list of people we want included in a
text file, for example:
PIZZA EXPRESS
SUBWAY
MCDONALDS
and went to the dictionary-creating link referenced in the howto:
http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/tools/lmtool.html -- uploaded my new text
file and got back a dictionary file to install as per the howto. Note
the instructions regarding modifying sphinx-netserver.pl to use the
dictionary you just made. Also note that sphinx-netserver.pl and
sphinx-netclient.pl have some line-wrap problems and won't run as copied
from their page without backspacing some lines back together. For
example, in sphinx-netserver.pl were two lines that read:
$MAX_CLIENTS_PER_CHILD = 50; #number of clients each child
should process
and the "should process" was part of the prior line's comment and needed
to be brought up there or deleted entirely.
I then created a file I called number_map that consists of two
tab-separated columns. The fist column contains exactly the same data
as the dictionary file you made earlier, and the second column contains
the number to dial:
PIZZA EXPRESS<tab>9664638<enter>
SUBWAY<tab>7477827<enter>
etc...
number_map goes in the agi-bin directory along with voice_dir.php, my
php agi interface to the whole deal. voice_dir.php refers to sounds
"hcllc-voicedir-sayname" -- this contains "Please say the name of the
person you wish to call" and "hcllc-voicedir-name-unconfigured" which
contains something like "That name is unconfigured at present".
at http://horanappraisals.com/asterisk/voice_dir you'll find number_map
and voice_dir.php to be both placed into your agi directory.
hope this helps! Sorry it's so kludgey, there's only a few people in
our office, so we can be fairly confident everyone knows how to use it
safely.
Moj
Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
I have a gateway, which I call from my mobile phone (free of charge,
since it is the same phone company).
This gateway gives me a dial tone. I can than dial to any extension
number or even other gateways, ....
It is getting more a trouble to remember all the numbers, or to key in
all the long phone numbers when you got the dialtone.
I was thinking of using for this Sphinx2. How can I implement that? I
should dial to a "sphinx2" extension number, what could be 111 and than
I say the name of the user I want to call to.
Example:
1. dialing the gateway
2. waiting for the dialtone
3. key in 111
4. waiting for the prompt
5. say the users name: "Peter"
6. call Peter's number: 2345678
Has anybody done something like that (partially) before?
bye
Ronald Wiplinger
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