satti001
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6 years ago @mrscotty hello hope you are doing good and these are some great effort to make changes. where i can find the master file with all the changes made.
Regards, salik
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satti001
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6 years ago @mrscotty hello hope you are doing good and these are some great effort to make changes. where i can find the master file with all the changes made.
Regards, salik
mrscotty
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6 years ago Hi Salik,
I'm not sure what you mean by "the master file with all the changes made".
Take a look at the pull request [https://github.com/slomkowski/mumsi/pull/18], which containes a series of the 12 Git commits I made during development.
In README.md, see the sections "Multi-Line Support", "Caller PIN", "Autodeaf" and "Audio Files". The file config.ini.example also contains some example entries.
Best regards,
Scott
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Important: These commits depend on https://github.com/slomkowski/mumlib/pull/14
These conference-call-like features include:
autodeaf: When mumsi connects to mumble, the user is auto-deafened. When the SIP call is answered, the user is auto-undeafened/unmuted. This allows mumble users to see the mumsi status in the overview, even when they are in a different channel.
dtmf menu: A basic menu structure for DTMF commands is included, which will eventually support things like '*5' for self-mute, etc. For now, it supports the caller pin entry.
caller pin entry: Allows the SIP caller to be forced to enter a pin before being allowed to enter the mumble channel. This helps keep eavesdroppers out!
playAudioFile(): This plays WAV files to either the caller or the mumble channel. The wave files are configurable in the config.ini. Currently, it is used for the welcome message, pin prompt, and the goodbye message when hanging up after wrong pin was entered. It also plays a "caller entering chat" message to make sure other users notice when someone new joins.