[asterisk-users] How to write the incoming stream to pipe/socket instead of .gsm file

[Alex Balashov]

Named pipes are presented the same way to calling applications as 
files, so you can just write to them as though they were a normal file.

UNIX domain sockets and TCP sockets require socket system calls to 
connect to them for the purpose you are trying to achieve, which 
Asterisk does not offer natively.

Needless to say, I recommend the use of a named pipe.

Rizwan Hasnani wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I want to record the incoming call in asterisk and instead of writing 
> the stream to a file..i want to write the stream to a  pipe or socket.
> 
> In Asterisks code, where i need to do the changes..? If anyone have done 
> this thing before , plz help me out
> 
> Thanks is advance..
> 
> 
> Thanks & Regards,
> Rizwan Hasnani
> Final Year Student - NUCES-FAST
> Email id: k060049 at nu.edu.pk
> Cell#: 0345-3235008
> 
> 
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