[asterisk-users] Free sitting
Andres Paglayan
andres at paglayan.com
Thu Aug 9 17:02:37 CDT 2007
On Aug 6, 2007, at 9:34 AM, Olivier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How would you implement free sitting ?
>
> The idea is to offer teachers the ability to share the same desk
> and hardphone : for instance, Mr Foo is teaching mechanics on
> mondays while Mr Bar is teaching english on wednesdays.
> Each has his own extension but use the same hardphone.
>
one way to hard code this would be,
1./ have different MACADDRESS.conf files for each user stored
somewhere in your server
2./ use a script that checks against your "active user" data to see
who's the user currently sitting and have the script replacing
the .conf file with the one that needs to be there
3./ restart the phone (most sip phones can be restarted running a
perl script from the server)
now if you want to elaborate you could provide an interface for the
users to enter when each profile should be active
this can be as simple as an url http://astserver/activate/mrfoo
> 1. Does a program check a calendar or database somewhere to
> allocate a phone to a user (as teachers schedules are known in
> advance) ?
> 2. Every morning, users have to login (logoff is automatic during
> nighttime) ?
> 3. Users have to login/logoff themselves using a dedicated IVR ?
> 4. Users have to login/logoff themselves using a dedicated program
> on their PC ?
>
> Do you offer basic services (emergency and internals calls) between
> logins ?
> Do you use any phone specific menu ?
>
> Regards
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Andres Paglayan
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