Scripting with pjsua

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Hi,

Since, as you may have known, there is no such pjsua param for that,
so I guess you should handle it yourself in your script (that controls
pjsua app) or use python-api or modify the C application
(pjsua_app.c).

Regards,
nanang

On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Cristian Livadaru
<cristian at livadaru.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have compiled pjsua on debian and did some tests, everything is working
> fine but I just can't figure out one thing to achieve what I need.
> I would like to get pjsua to make a call and then just hang up and quit
> after an amount of time. If I set the --duration then it hangs up but it
> doesn't quit.
> What I intend to do is following, make a script that runs every 5 minutes,
> makes a call, if call was answered return a OK status if call is not
> answered within --duration then return an error code.
> Is there any way of achieving this or do I have to use the python-api or
> modify some of the C code?
>
> Regards, Cristian
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