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We use the [http://www.blagblagblag.org/BLASTERISK/ Blasterisk] Indymedia service which mails voice messages to an email address as soon as they are made. | We use the [[http://www.blagblagblag.org/BLASTERISK/|Blasterisk]] Indymedia service which mails voice messages to an email address as soon as they are made. |
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example of usage: * http://hackmeeting.streamtime.org/ |
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which provide a basic configuration of procmail and then tells it to process all incoming messages from Blasterisk with a script which you can download from here -> [http://rastasoft.org/src/save_voicemail.sh save_voicemail.sh] | which provide a basic configuration of procmail and then tells it to process all incoming messages from Blasterisk with a script which you can download from here -> [[http://rastasoft.org/src/save_voicemail.sh|save_voicemail.sh]] |
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It is a simple shell script and if you are familiar with the technology you can adapt it for various needs. Please note that the script depends from other perl scripts and components: '''MP3::Info''' and '''MP4::Info''' available on the Perl CPAN, plus the two scripts '''ripmime''' and [http://rastasoft.org/src/podcastamatic Podcastamatic] | It is a simple shell script and if you are familiar with the technology you can adapt it for various needs. Please note that the script requires other components: [[http://pldaniels.com/ripmime/|ripmime]] and the perl script [[http://kenwardtown.com/podcastamatic/|Podcastamatic]] (requiring '''MP3::Info''' and '''MP4::Info''' from CPAN). |
How to setup automatic publishing of voicemail
(see also: Podcast2Phone)
We use the Blasterisk Indymedia service which mails voice messages to an email address as soon as they are made.
example of usage:
On the receiving address, we have a 'username' account with .forward file in the home:
"|IFS=' ' && exec /usr/bin/procmail || exit 75 username"
which means all incoming mail has to be processed by procmail(1)
then we create a .procmailrc in the home directory, with these contents:
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin MAILDIR=$HOME DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/Maildir/ LOGFILE=procmail.log VERBOSE=yes :0: * ^From: BLASTERISK <blasterisk@blasterisk.blagblagblag.org> | $HOME/save_voicemail.sh
which provide a basic configuration of procmail and then tells it to process all incoming messages from Blasterisk with a script which you can download from here -> save_voicemail.sh
It is a simple shell script and if you are familiar with the technology you can adapt it for various needs. Please note that the script requires other components: ripmime and the perl script Podcastamatic (requiring MP3::Info and MP4::Info from CPAN).
Hope that is useful and clear enough, otherwise contact me jaromil \@/ dyne.org