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The recording is controlled by setting an email address on a call leg. This can be configured for telephone users and set to automatically record incoming one, outgoing only, or all calls. You can also set this on a hunt group to record all incoming calls to the hunt group (attaching the recording to the calling leg). The recording server can be any SIP endpoint, such as an asterisk box. A Linux-based call recording app is available to FireBrick customers for this purpose. ~~This~~(see ~~comes in the form of a C call recording application, and a python emailing script~~below). If the SIP endpoint supports stereo A-law then the recording is made in stereo with each side of the conversation on a channel. Our call recording app makes stereo A-law WAV files, and can be configured to send these by email as each call ends. '' char template[] = "/tmp/voip-answer-XXXXXX";'' Once you have configured the script to your preferences, install it by running ''make''. ==Setting up python email script== Coming soon... [[Category:FireBrick VoIP]]

FireBrick Call Recording (view source)