Ernesto Celis <celisdelafuente <at> gmail.com> writes: > > I already have done all that you need. For pjsua demo application you > can make the OS to auto-login any user you want, but it is dependant > on the OS. systemd abortions are a bit dificult than previous with > inittab and getty. However controlling the input from the console in a > headless enviroment becomes a bit tricky depending on what is your > purpose. > > I ended doing something with the Python bindings. It is GPL so if you > wish I could share the link of it to you, the code is a little bit of > messy since I had to develop in a hurry and with certain constraints > but it works fine. > Hi Ernesto. This would be great. I must confess am a bit of a Python noob, but will probably have been able to mash something together. Still, if you have something already then that would be great. The intention is that PJSIP will simply be used as a consumption device for schools and education for the purposes of enabling remote translation. It will be set up to register to our SIP registrar and will simply automatically answer inbound calls - there really is not that much user interaction that would be required. However, this may well change over time and so a Python application is what I had in the back of my mind. This will actually be run on a Raspberry Pi and so things like 'hang up' could be initiated via the momentary button connected to the GPIO port. Anything you can point me toward as a starting point would be great. Cheers Chris
