asterisk users - Jun 2004 - Controlling SIP mobile extensions.

Hi everybody,

I'm trying to develop a web application for controlling if SIP users 
are registered in * or not, and show it in a web.

My problem is that I don't now if it's possible to do a Shell Script to 
control this:
1. Connect to console.
2. Execute command.
3. Obtain users registered.
4. Update a BdD.

This is possible? There are any best way to implement this?

Thanks a lot.

Hi,

XISCOAIR wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I'm trying to develop a web application for controlling if SIP users 
> are registered in * or not, and show it in a web.
> 
> My problem is that I don't now if it's possible to do a Shell
Script to
> control this:
> 1. Connect to console.
> 2. Execute command.
> 3. Obtain users registered.
> 4. Update a BdD.
> 
> This is possible? There are any best way to implement this?
> 
> Thanks a lot.
It can be done, in fact it's already done. Look here:

http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20GUI

Monastery does exactly what you describe and a bit more.

-- 
Nicolas Gudino
House Internet S.R.L.
Buenos Aires - Argentina

XISCOAIR wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I'm trying to develop a web application for controlling if SIP users 
> are registered in * or not, and show it in a web.
> 
> My problem is that I don't now if it's possible to do a Shell
Script to
> control this:
> 1. Connect to console.
> 2. Execute command.
> 3. Obtain users registered.
> 4. Update a BdD.
> 
> This is possible? There are any best way to implement this?
The registration is stored in the Asterisk database. It's a db1
database you can read from a perl script directly, without
using the manager API.

/O

Hi!
> This is possible? There are any best way to implement this?
Yes, look at "asterisk -rx <command>"

That command then can be "sip show peers" or "database show
sip".

Here is an example of a related CRON job that I use for restart:
# Restart Asterisk PBX once a day to prevent any problems from piling up
10 7 * * * root /usr/sbin/asterisk -rx "restart now" >/dev/null
2>&1

Cheers, Philipp