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2019-03-31T19:09:09Z

Asterisk CLI Commands

2018-02-22T21:36:27Z

2018-01-28T14:42:20Z

2017-11-02T08:02:41Z

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2017-11-02T07:58:55Z

2017-11-02T07:39:43Z

node config edits

2017-11-02T06:19:50Z

added voterpal setup

2017-10-26T19:35:45Z

Asterisk CLI Commands

2017-10-26T19:35:19Z

Asterisk CLI Commands

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 *voter txlockout [instance] <client_list>
 **Set Tx Lockout for voter instance clients
 *voter ping [client] <# pings, 0 to abort>

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 - record filename is the filename of the recording to be stored
-A script can be made and placed in cron.daily which will run every hour. Every time the above command is run in Asterisk, it creates a new file. An example of such a script is below
+A script can be made and placed in cron.hourly which will run every hour. Every time the above command is run in Asterisk, it creates a new file. An example of such a script is below
   #!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog
 the /tmp/ directory can be substituted for mounted USB HDD.

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	#!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog		#!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog
	the /tmp/ directory can be substituted for mounted USB HDD.		the /tmp/ directory can be substituted for mounted USB HDD.
		+
		+	[[Category:How to]]
		+	[[Category:Node Configuration]]

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 # Run VoterPal.jar. You may come across issues with running Java such as security permissions. Most of these can be allowed.
 # Once running, you will see the applications GUI. File > Open to select your voter data files. A bunch of test files have been made already to test [https://allstarlink.org/voterpal/datafiles/ here]
-[[File:Voterpal.png|left|thumb|789x789px]]'''Activity'''
+[[File:Voterpal.png|left|thumb|549x549px]]
 '''Reset'''
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 ==Node Configuration==

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 # Run VoterPal.jar. You may come across issues with running Java such as security permissions. Most of these can be allowed.
 # Once running, you will see the applications GUI. File > Open to select your voter data files. A bunch of test files have been made already to test [https://allstarlink.org/voterpal/datafiles/ here]
-[[File:Voterpal.png|left|thumb|789x789px]]
+[[File:Voterpal.png|left|thumb|789x789px]]'''Activity'''
 This will show time-stamped information including RSSI of the selected VOTER client within the recorded data stream
-==== Voter Clients ====
+'''Voter Clients'''
 This will show the real time voted client. This is also dependent of the Mode setting
-==== Mode ====
+'''Mode'''
 Various modes can be selected in VoterPal
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 < 0 - Any value less than zero will force select the Voter Client (i.e. -1 is the first client, -2 is the 2nd client)
-==== Reset ====
+'''Reset'''
 Resets the file back to start
-==== Play ====
+'''Play'''
 Plays the recorded file
-==== Stop ====
+'''Stop'''
 Stops the current playing file in it's current position
-==== CTCSS Filter Enable ====
+'''CTCSS Filter Enable'''
 Removes CTCSS hum from any recorded audio stream
-==== File Play Position ====
+'''File Play Position'''
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	A script can be made and placed in cron.daily which will run every hour. Every time the above command is run in Asterisk, it creates a new file. An example of such a script is below		A script can be made and placed in cron.daily which will run every hour. Every time the above command is run in Asterisk, it creates a new file. An example of such a script is below
	#!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog		#!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog
		+	the /tmp/ directory can be substituted for mounted USB HDD.

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	==Node Configuration==		==Node Configuration==
		+	As mentioned above the Asterisk CLI is as follows -
		+	* voter record instance_id [record filename] - Enables/Specifies (or disables) recording file for chan/voter
		+	Where
		+
		+	- instance_id = voter number instance
		+
		+	- record filename is the filename of the recording to be stored
		+
		+	A script can be made and placed in cron.daily which will run every hour. Every time the above command is run in Asterisk, it creates a new file. An example of such a script is below
		+	#!/bin/sh asterisk -r -x "voter record instance_id /tmp/voter-record"`date +%F-%H-%M` >> /var/log/voterrecordlog

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 *** *CLI> <code>voter prio 1999 North 10</code> ''Highest priority will always vote (value 0 - 100)''
 *** *CLI> <code>voter prio 1999 North -1</code> ''will stop node 1999 site North from voting. Shuts off receiver.''
-*** *CLI> <code>voter prio 1999 North -2</code> ''Returns site to normal. ie "prio: 0 (not overridden)". Can also use off or disable in place of -2."
+*** *CLI> <code>voter prio 1999 North -2</code> ''Returns site to normal. ie "prio: 0 (not overridden)". Can also use off or disable in place of -2."''
 *voter record instance_id [record filename]
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 Also, if non-GPS-based operation is all that is needed, just the use of redundancy within the clients is sufficient, and does not require any use of the server redundancy features.