[asterisk-users] Voicemail post-processing
Alex Balashov
abalashov at evaristesys.com
Thu Feb 5 16:30:08 CST 2009
I would replace the call to Voicemail() with your own recording and
generate a unique filename with a call to a script. Use Record().
Then, when the message is done, call another script to rename the file
to something that has a word like "COMPLETE" in the filename.
So, for example, assign recordings a name like VM-132456-timestamp.ulaw.
Then, when the recording is done, rename VM-123456-timestamp.ulaw to
VM-123456-timestamp-COMPLETE.ulaw. Have your script only catch that.
Be sure to catch a premature hangup event (while Record() is happening)
with the 'h' extension.
Then call another script to attach and email the file to the right place.
It's sort of a kludgy hack, but it gets you what you want.
Adam Robins wrote:
> I have an application where a caller leaves a voicemail message and then
> I need to gpg encrypt the file before emailing it.
>
> I wrote a perl script to do this, which is executed after a message is
> left, using the externnotify feature in voicemail.conf.
>
> My script has no knowledge of the name of the voicemail wav file created
> by Asterisk (msg000x.wav). So, I retrieve a list of all files in the
> directory and then process all the ones I find. The problem is that if
> another caller is leaving a message at the same time, I am inadvertently
> pulling that file too, and end up emailing it as a corrupt wav file.
>
> Even if I call the script from the dialplan (at the hangup priority)
> instead of using externnotify, I think I would face the same issue
> because I cannot control the naming of the voicemail wav file. If I
> could select the name of the file to be written, or query the
> Asterisk-selected name as a system variable after the VoiceMail command
> is executed, I'd be ok.
>
> Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
>
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