hmm I think i recall a seperate add on module btp on digium cvs server
a similar blue tooth daemon to your btsco and a chan_btp
I guess you could just clone chan_btp and implement calls
to you damon and be done with it
> > What would be the preferred way of delivering driver events back and
> > fo
> What would be the preferred way of delivering driver events back and
> forth from the asterisk point of view?
The driver events would have to get mapped down to
a new channel driver to see what is required take a look at
any of the channel drivers in channels dir.
This one feels like btsco daem
Hey all,
Jay Milk and I have sponsored a new bounty to get Bluetooth phone support
added to Asterisk - that is, the Asterisk host has a bluetooth dongle, and
can send/receive calls via a Bluetooth cell phone.
See:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+bounty+bluetooth+cell-phone+support
The pot
I was wondering if anyone has written a patch to asterisk to allow the
voicemail audio files and accompaning text files to be stored and
retrieved from a MySQL database instead of the current directory
structure. I have all my configs (sip, extensions, voicemail) stored in
MySQL and need this last
> I am working with a group doing a bluetooth audio driver on linux.
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/bluetooth-alsa/)
> We're currently trying to decide how to tell an audio client (such as
> asterisk) that the bluetooth headset is connecting to the host or allow the
> audio client to notify the
That has been implemented in asterisk for a while. (see Action: Challenge)
Regards,
Jorge
Benjamin on Asterisk Mailing Lists wrote:
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 13:56:11 -0500, Steven Sokol
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
== Managing Asterisk - Manager API, XML Web Services, Etc. ==
What about MD5 aut
On 29/09/2004 22:27 Tilghman Lesher said the following:
Can you replicate this issue on Linux? It would be helpful to know if
this were a problem everywhere (a general bug), or on FreeBSD
specifically (a portability bug).
i don't have access to a linux machine to try it. one of the reasons i
post
Hello,
We have come across an issue with interfacing an Asterisk installation
with our SIP to SS7 gateway, specifically in the area of early media.
We have read through Asterisk docs, mailing lists, source code, calling
Digium and have attempted posting our question on mailing lists with no
respo
"Chris A. Icide" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> First off, this question belongs on asterisk-users, not asterisk-dev. How
> did you come to post this to asterisk-dev? This list is getting alot of
> these lately, and I'm wondering if we need a much more aggressive approach
> to defining what co
Hi all,
I am extremely sorry for troubling everybody. The
problem is solved. I have re-entered the data again, seems to be some spelling
mistake or some additional space or some thing like that. It is working now. I
am new to Asterisk so got tensed at the end of the day.
Again, I apologiz
On Wed, 2004-09-29 at 13:07, Chris A. Icide wrote:
> To maybe answer your question, first I direct you to
> www.voip-info.org, as it seems you are fairly new to asterisk. You
> will find that site somewhat helpful. You may want to check out the
> asterisk-doc list and project, as it will probably
On Wed, 2004-09-29 at 11:49, Rajeev wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i am testing asterisk with out any additional hardware and it worked
> well for me. Now i have formatted and loaded the configuration again.
> The clients X-Lite and Cisco ATA186 are getting registered
> properly. When making calls the foll
On 09:49 AM 9/29/2004, Rajeev wrote:
hi
all,
i am testing asterisk with out any additional
hardware and it worked well for me. Now i have formatted and loaded the
configuration again. The clients X-Lite and Cisco ATA186 are getting
registered properly. When making calls the following error is
c
hi all,
i am testing asterisk with out any additional
hardware and it worked well for me. Now i have formatted and loaded the
configuration again. The clients X-Lite and Cisco ATA186 are getting registered
properly. When making calls the following error is coming.
Cannot find extension co
Not really followed this much, and ignore me if this is stupid, but
wouldn't something like the mono runtime handle this very well? It's
simple to embed, and of course, supports a large range of languages, as
so many people have implemented language specs for .Net (including perl,
java, basic, c#,
>At the end of the day, Dial Plan is
a Turing complete language. It's got a horrible syntax, horrible debugging
features, and it's slow as frozen dog poop (try running >a dial plan with
100,000 lines), but it's a language just like BASIC, Pascal, C, etc. IMHO,
continuing to evolve Dial Pla
On Wed, 2004-09-29 at 11:29, David Pollak wrote:
> Additionally, this allows the signaling and command layers to use C++
> object libraries that do ref counting as to avoid memory leaks (I
> would continue to use C and malloc/free at the media layer because
> this code has to be as tight, well con
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