This "iwar-test.agi" is a simple AGI (Asterisk Gateway Interface) that allows me to test iWar for bugs. Rather than test iWar by making real calls out on the PSTN, this AGI simply "acts" like the call is being placed on the PSTN by a set of recordings.
With this setup, you can "tweak" your VoIP/Asterisk setup without ever actually making a call :)
This requires that you have a modem, a VoIP ATA/PAP2 device that connects to a Asterisk server!
The AGI is very, very simple.
- Installation
- Copy all the sound files to the Asterisk sound directory (as root).
# cp *.wav /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/
2. Copy "iwar-test.agi" to the Asterisk AGI directory.
# cp iwar-test.agi /var/lib//var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin/
3. Make sure "iwar-test.agi" is executable.
# chmod 755 /var/lib//var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin/iwar-test.agi
4. Add the following line into your /etc/extensions.conf dial plan (or
something similar).
exten => _919555.,1,agi,iwar-test.agi
5. Reload Asterisk.
What does this do?
When you're modem picks up (on the ATA) and dials anything like 9195551000, that AGI will handle the call. You can now test iWar with a range like thus:
# iwar -e 919 -r 5551000-5552000