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Re: [PLUG] Telephony question
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You should be able to use vgetty and a voice-modem to handle this. It
might be tough
setting it all up, but it is a lot cheaper than going the other routes
you mention
if you can get it to work.
The program is a hack on mgetty, and it can read & write the audio
stream
that the voice modems deal with.
Eric Allan Lucas wrote:
> I'd like to propose a Linux solution but I have no information on how to make Linux "talk to" a modem or more specifically, make the modem talk to the user and handle the incoming touch-tone codes. Is a modem even appropriate for this type of application or should I look at something like a Brooktrout technology "Prelude" series "Duet" card(*). The client has one phone line and that's really all they need with only 30 users. Many of the things I find on the web are talking about T1, Voice-over-IP, Central switching, etc. I've checked out openh323.org, opengatekeeper.org, voxilla.org, linuxtelephony.org. None seem to address this type of application.
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Stephen Brown Data Clarity, Inc.
steve@dataclarity.net 1-877-496-3527 fax: 801-382-1525
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