On Fri 12 Nov 2010 at 09:59:57 +0800, K.Kong wrote: > I installed FreePBX+asterisk to achieve this. It's no simple task, but I > managed to get it running with the help of a friend who has dabbled in this > before. The documentation is hard to find as most of the stuff is in > people's heads. And the lack of a critical mass on this subject can > sometimes leave you scared.
Thank you for your reply. I eventually realised I had the solution to hand all the time. That was after a night's sleep! I was originally using linphonecsh but switched to using the --pipe option with linphonec. This creates a unix socket (not a pipe) in /tmp which can be accessed through another program. Sending 'echo 2', 'echo 9' etc via this this program gets to linphonec. Brief details if they help anyone: empty -f -i in.fifo -o out.fifo nc -U /tmp/linphonec-1000 Linux, of course. empty is in Debian's empty-expect package and nc is netcat, the openbsd version. Cheers, Brian. _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
