[asterisk-users] AUTHENTICATE Command customized prompts - Work around
Matthew A Kolberg
mkolberg at justask.net
Sun Feb 28 10:58:35 CST 2010
Thanks Steve your work around works great.
To ASTERISK.org moderator - If possible I would like to submit this as a
feature request.
Thanks!
On Sat, 27 Feb 2010, Matthew A Kolberg wrote:
> I was surprised to find that you can not override the default voice
> prompts when using the Authenticate Command. I have viewed the source
> and the prompt file names are hard coded. I am developing an
> application that use the Authenticate command to use "one use" PINs
> located in the Asterisk Database. I had all of the recordings for the
> application recorded by a professional voice talent. It seems odd that
> I can not specify an option when calling the Authenticate command to
> provide my own recordings.
>
> The only 2 work arounds that I have come up with are - change the system
> recordings (which will change them for any application that uses the
> same recordings). Or I could write my own application to authenticate
> the PINs and not use the authenticate command.
>
> Does anyone else think that this feature would be useful or am I looking
> at this the wrong way?
Steve's Trick Below:
I have not tried this with the authenticate() application, but you can
"trick" Asterisk into using your own prompts by [ab]using the LANGUAGE()
function.
Something like:
exten = *,n, set(LANGUAGE()=my-pin-prompts)
or
exten = *,n, set(LANGUAGE()=my-pin-prompts/${CLIENT})
may work.
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Thanks in advance,
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