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Re: [hobbit] Hobbit to IPPhone
- To: hobbit (at) hswn.dk
- Subject: Re: [hobbit] Hobbit to IPPhone
- From: Charles Jones <jonescr (at) cisco.com>
- Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:08:13 -0700
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Yet another update...I figured out a way to do sound alerts :-) So now
Hobbit2IPPhone has a configurable option where you can select the sound
alert (any ring sound that is selectable on your phone), and whether or
not it plays if there is a red status. I also did away with the
Cisco::IPPhone perl module as my own XML functions were more compact, so
one less perl module to have to install. I wish I could find a way to
also make the MWI flash, but it looks like this function is simply
unavailable via any of the XML Objects that are provided. You can still
have a custom audio alert though, that is different from your ring tone,
so that will have to suffice. I also consolidated the command line
launcher and CGI script into a single program that can both be launched
from cron or hobbitlaunch, and be used as a CGI.
-Charles