LP#
1375043: Support for in-A/T telephony configuration
The AstCall reactor module creates a callfile for Asterisk, given a
template describing the message and an environment defining
necessary information for contacting the Asterisk server and scheduling
a call with it.
If you have only one SIP server, you can set it up like this in the
opensrf.xml configuration file:
<telephony>
<!-- replace all values below when telephony server is configured -->
<enabled>0</enabled>
<driver>SIP</driver> <!-- SIP (default) or multi -->
<channels> <!-- explicit list of channels used if multi -->
<!-- A channel specifies technology/resource -->
<channel>Zap/1</channel>
<channel>Zap/2</channel>
<channel>IAX/user:secret@widgets.biz</channel>
</channels>
<host>localhost</host>
<port>10080</port>
<user>evergreen</user>
<pw>evergreen</pw>
<!--
The overall composition of callfiles is determined by the
relevant template, but this section can be invoked for callfile
configs common to all outbound calls.
callfile_lines will be inserted into ALL generated callfiles
after the Channel line. This content mat be overridden
(in whole) by the org unit setting callfile_lines.
Warning: Invalid syntax may break ALL outbound calls.
-->
<!-- <callfile_lines>
MaxRetries: 3
RetryTime: 60
WaitTime: 30
Archive: 1
Extension: 10
</callfile_lines> -->
</telephony>
To support more than one SIP server, say, per library, you can use
Action/Trigger parameters like these, which model the same information
as above:
enabled = 0
driver = "SIP"
channels = ["Zap/1", "Zap/2", "IAX/user:secret@widgets.biz"]
host = "localhost"
port = "10080"
user = "evergreen"
pw = "evergreen"
callfile_lines = ["MaxRetries: 3", "RetryTime: 60", "WaitTime: 30", "Archive: 1", "Extension: 10"]
Co-author credit goes to Steve Callender, who helped build this patch.
Signed-off-by: Mike Rylander <mrylander@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Galen Charlton <gmc@esilibrary.com>