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...Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 I think you can add these lines in voicemail.conf emailsubject=[VMBOX]:New message ${VM_DATE} emailbody=Hello ${VM_NAME}:\n\tYou have a new voice message.\n\tMessage Duration: ${VM_DUR} mins\n\tCaller ID: ${VM_CALLERID}\n\t( !)\n\t Date: ${VM_DATE}. \nThanks!\n--The Netlabs SoftCall Service\n filename='voicemail' attach=yes saycid=yes sendvoicemail=yes review=yes operator=yes delete=yes -------------------------------------------------------- Do tell me it works .... Bye Gurminder On 8/11/05, larry lin <lar_lin@hotmail.com> wrote: >...

After all the discussion last week, I finally decided to put my own connect / disconnect scripts in on my server, as well as make some changes to the house keeping. I'm now running my icecast server under chown, and as a user (instead of nobody). Chown and the user seem to be functioning fine. But, for some reason, Icecast cannot find my connect & disconnect scripts, even though

Hello Phil, Just to confirm, are you sure the scripts' path in config file is relative to the chroot directory? When you chroot an executable, you are changing the root directory to the configured path, so you have to account for that in the config file. El 01/08/2013 23:05, "Phil - w2lie" <w2lie at w2lie.net> escribi?: > After all the discussion last week, I finally

Hi there, I am using redhat 9.0 with asterisk 1.0.7. I created an user and was be able to leave voice messages to that user and retrieve the voice message. I looked the wiki and setup the voice message as the email attachment. However, I have never received email with the voice attachment. Here is the setting for voicemail.conf: ; ; Voicemail Configuration ; [general] ; Default formats

It looks like those are bash scripts so try something like be sure your mail binary path is correct it may be somewhere else other then /bin echo "/bin/mail -s connecting someone at somewhere.com" > /home/icecast/bin/source-start chmod 775 /home/icecast/bin/source-start you may have a chown permissions issue too if the user that runs icecast can't see the