hangup-message-skel [-v] <string>
where string is in this format: *DATE*<mmddyyyy>*TIME*<hhmm>*LINE*<lineid>\ *NMBR*<number>*NAME*<name>*MODE*<hupmode>\ *FNMBR*<formatted number>*NTYPE*<type of device>\ *CTRY*<country code>*LOCA*<location>*CARI*<carrier>\ *NAME*<name>*
Your script name should be the same name without -skel. Script names use the format: hangup-<name>
Script is not called if caller number or name is in ncidd.whitelist.
The example below assumes you have copied hangup-message-skel to hangup-message for your customized version of hangup-message-skel.
Delete the caller and message lines that are in hangup-message. If you want to detect a name, comment the NMBR line and uncomment the NAME line:
Add your own caller and message lines to hangup-message:
caller[1]="<number>" message[1]="<recording file>"
CALLER="$(NAME)"
caller[1]="<name>" message[1]="<recording file>"
You can add as many caller-message lines as you want. You would need to record the message files if you want to leave a personalized message.
Use this format for a message name for your recording: <number>.rmd
Server hangup extensions are only executed by the server unless testing.
Execute your custom hangup-message in a terminal window by itself for testing. Only fields used in the script are needed for the input string. To test your custom hangup-message script with a number:
/usr/share/ncid/extensions/hangup-message -v "*NMBR*4075551212*"
Set hupname to the name of this script ncidd.conf. Set hupmode to 1, 2 or 3 in ncidd.conf. Set huprmd to a unique voice file in ncidd.conf, if hupmode set to 3.
/usr/share/ncid/extensions/hangup-message-skel /usr/share/ncid/recording/*.rmd /etc/ncid/ncid.conf /etc/ncid/ncidd.whitelist