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=== Prefixes (in this order) === |
=== Prefixes (in this order) === |
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XXX= This call is not to be answered, but call progress. XXX is final status |
XXX= This call is not to be answered, but call progress. XXX is final status |
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= This call is not to be answered, but call progress. End with constant ringing |
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- Add a ring, may be repeated |
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! Add a SIT, may be repeated |
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N* The playback sequence is to be repeated N times |
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=== Filenames === |
=== Filenames === |
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Following the prefix are dot separated filenames, assumed to be wav files, to play. |
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A filename can have a ? after it followed by another filename. This skips the second file if the first exists. |
A filename can have a ? after it followed by another filename. This skips the second file if the first exists. |
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=== Suffixes, one applies === |
=== Suffixes, one applies === |
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=filename Record to file |
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* Silence |
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# Refer to # |
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So if you wanted two rings, followed by playback of a file called "on-holiday.wav", you would specify the following SIP URI: |
So if you wanted two rings, followed by playback of a file called "on-holiday.wav", you would specify the following SIP URI: |
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