[Bayonne-devel] Getting Started

[Tim Hayes]

Hi Chuck

Where is the default script name configured? I replaced playrec.scr with
different code to get my script to work.

The default script name is configured in /etc/bayonne.sched and
/etc/bayonne.conf.

You can set the directory path for you scripts in /etc/bayonne.conf (default
setting)

scripts=/usr/local/share/aascripts

and the voice files you associate with these applications in (default
setting)

prompts=/usr/local/share/aaprompts

You can then set which script to be played in /etc/bayonne.sched

Where do I start getting home voicemail running? The example scripts
seem too simplistic and too complicated to see a clear path.

This depends on what you want to do and how you intend to play back your
messages. I would recommend trying out some simple scripts playing a
message, recording a caller. The path for recorded files is set in
/etc/bayonne.conf. The default is:-

datafiles=/var/bayonne

In the ccscipt example could be

set %a %session.id .au
record prefix=voicemail %a maxtime=60 exit="#" annotation="recorded message"

This records a caller for 60 seconds to a file located in
/var/bayonne/voicemail called <sessionid>.au. The session id is a unique id
that you can use to compare against call accounting data in
/var/log/bayonne/calls. You will need to create the directory
/var/bayonne/voicemail.

If I start building from scratch what is the best way to specify that
recorded message is for a different person? By folder/path or
filename or some kind of meta data?

You could do either but it depends on how many mailboxes you plan to create
as putting in different directories requires more management and setup time.
A simple way is just to name the prefix the above filename with the mailbox
number. A more advanced method would use a db lookup. Because session.id is
unique I would use that.

Also what is the next intended release? Timing features?

They are pretty regular. What timing features were you looking for?

You can record a call transaction by using

audit %session.startdate %session.starttime %session.duration
%audio.recorded at the beginning of your script.

This writes call data to /var/log/bayonne/calls (a file you need to create)

cheers

tim


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I'm new to bayonne, I'm really into developing apps with it, first for=20
home use eventually for my company. I've purchased a voicetronix=20
openline4 and installed it. I have a script running that emails me=20
caller id info, doesn't answer calls, I'm not ready to replace my=20
verizon voicemail yet-but I can't wait.


I have a few questions:

Where is the default script name configured? I replaced playrec.scr with=20
different code to get my script to work.

Where do I start getting home voicemail running? The example scripts=20
seem too simplistic and too complicated to see a clear path.

If I start building from scratch what is the best way to specify that a=20
recorded message is for a different person? By folder/path or by=20
filename or some kind of meta data?

Also what is the next intended release? Timing features?

Thanks,

Chuck


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