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Request to add a new '-s' command line option to change the meaning of <dialstring> to instead of originating a call, be an existing channel name or unique ID already active in Asterisk.
For example, by channel name:
$ bin/ari-transcriber -s 'PJSIP/7001-00000001'
...would sic a dog on that channel and start gewgle translating it.
Similarly, by unique ID:
$ bin/ari-transcriber -s '1716337601.107'
Patch to follow.
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Adds a new command line option boolean '-s' to change the meaning of
<dialstring> from originating a call to a new destination, to instead
snooping on an existing channel, either by channel name or unique ID.
For example...
$ bin/ari-transcriber -s 'PJSIP/7001-00000001'
Big thanks to Voisonics for sponsoring this patch.
Resolves: asterisk#21
UserNote: The ari-transcriber now takes an additional argument '-s' on
the command line to allow snooping on any Asterisk channel.
Request to add a new '
-s
' command line option to change the meaning of<dialstring>
to instead of originating a call, be an existing channel name or unique ID already active in Asterisk.For example, by channel name:
$ bin/ari-transcriber -s 'PJSIP/7001-00000001'
...would sic a dog on that channel and start gewgle translating it.
Similarly, by unique ID:
$ bin/ari-transcriber -s '1716337601.107'
Patch to follow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: