Examples

This is a xml code (<install_dir>/config/voicemail.xml) with the following procedure defined:

  1. Play audio

  2. Record audio

  3. Play recorded audio

  4. Copy file

  5. Delete file

The following text gives an example of the Execute application type use:

Note: DTMF: ^(.*)#$

Path: /bin/ivr.sh

Param: %DTMF $1%

The rule will take any DTMF sequence ending with #, call the ivr.sh script and pass the DTMF number to it.
The script can do anything required – validate against a database or whatever else.

Note: The vocemail.xml file contains information about Voicemail, Echo and Attendant. The order is of no importance here. Just account types are to be distinguished.

voicemail.xml File

This file includes data as set on both IVR and Services tabs. It is possible to set these data using IceWarp Server GUI or edit this file directly. To be able to do it, you need to know variables, formats , etc.:

profile type values:

VOICEMAIL - voicemail service that sends recorded messages via email with embedded MP3

ECHO - echo service ala Skype

AA - auto attendent service

%email% - email of the callee taken from To:

%alias% - alias of the callee

%domain% - domain of the callee

%time <timeformat>% - time of voicemail received using any syntax

%callee_email% - email of the callee taken from To:

%callee_alias% - alias of the callee

%callee_domain% - domain of the callee

%caller_email% - email of the caller taken from From:

%caller_alias% - alias of the caller

%caller_domain% - domain of the caller

%length% - call length of recorded message

time format:

Letter

Date or Time Component

Presentation

Examples

G

Era designator

Text

AD

y

Year

Year

1996; 96

M

Month in year

Month

July; Jul; 07

w

Week in year

Number

27

W

Week in month

Number

2

D

Day in year

Number

189

d

Day in month

Number

10

F

Day of week in month

Number

2

E

Day in week

Text

Tuesday; Tue

a

am/pm marker

Text

PM

H

Hour in day (0-23)

Number

0

k

Hour in day (1-24)

Number

24

K

Hour in am/pm (0-11)

Number

0

h

Hour in am/pm (1-12)

Number

12

m

Minute in hour

Number

30

s

Second in minute

Number

55

S

Millisecond

Number

978

z

Time zone

General time zone

Pacific Standard Time; PST; GMT-08:00

Z

Time zone RFC 822

time zone

-0800

Example:

"EEE, d MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss Z" = Wed, 4 Jul 2001 12:08:56 -0700

>maxcalltime tag values:

-1 - unlimited

0 - call is immediately stopped after playing audio file

<seconds> - otherwise specifies number of seconds after which call will be stopped

playaudiofile and playbyeaudiofile can be specified the settings area or in each profile

<proxy> Tag

In the case you do not want to use the default VoIP service port (5060), you can specify different ports for the Voicemail, Echo and Conference services either in GUI (VoIP - Services) or within the voicemail.xml file (<install_dir>/config/) - <proxy> tags for individual accounts/services.

The syntax is as usually - >IP:port.