Thanks for the lead, Steve. I'll check that out. Cheers, Keith KF7DRV On 1/29/10, Stephen Rodgers <sales@qrvc.com> wrote:
Keith Williamson wrote:
Hi,
Recently, I got reverse autopatch configured on my simplex node (2541) and everything works great. In the shack, I have a Polycom IP501 speaker phone that I use to monitor or connect into QSO's on the node. Out of the shack, I can call into the node using my Blackberry and do the same. So the next challenge is to get quick notifications of users connecting into the node either via radio or Internet (Echolink and Allstar..no IRLP yet). I created a pair of Twitter accounts; one for the node and another for me personally. I added my node's Twitter account to the ones I follow with my personal account and created an AGI scripts that formats a curl command which posts some of the context variables passed in when Asterisk invokes the script (context name, extension, callerid, etc). I then added the AGI call into various extension stanzas in extensions.conf to test. If, for instance, I do a reverse autopatch and connect to the reverse autopatch "extension", I almost immediately get an SMS tweet on the Blackberry. Great. However, it seems that connections via the radio are not processed in any way in extensions.conf (thought [default] stanza would apply but apparently only applies to autopatch), and inbound connections from either Allstar or Echolink, while processed through [radio-secure], hang on the AGI call and don't proceed to the following call to rpt. I'm assuming this is because AGI calls generally follow an "Answer" and are only valid in the connected state. I tried "deadAGI" since it doesn't seems to be dependent on being in the answered state but it hung the same way. It's possible I've got a problem in the AGI script which is causing the hang but it certainly doesn't occur when the AGI call follows "Answer".
So I'm looking for help to understand other possible ways to invoke a script that calls curl to post the tweet when a radio user makes an outbound connection to Allstar or Echolink and when an Echolink or Allstar user connects in to the radio.
Ideas?
Thanks and 73's
Keith
KF7DRV
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Search the app_rpt.c source file for connpgm and discpgm. These appear to execute system commands on connect and disconnect, but you are going to have to figure out how to use them by looking at the source as they are not documented. I have not used these myself so I can't tell you if they will work for you.
Steve WA6ZFT
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