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Shutdown the IncrediblePi by dialing a number
Jag fick en idé att kunna stänga av min IncrediblePi via ett telefonsamtal. Och sökte på nätet där jag hittade denna information.
Börja med att editera /etc/asterisk/extensions_custom.conf och lägg till följande:
Där 1234 är det lösenord du måste ange för att stänga av din Pi. Anser du att du inte behöver något lösen så kan du stryka de två först raderna efter [macro-shutdown]
I webbgränssnittet skapar du nu en Custom Destination som du t ex kallar System Halt för macro-shutdown,s,1
Sedan skapar du en Misc Application som du kallar t ex Shutdown. Sätter Feature Code ex *4258 (*HALT) och väljer Custom Destination som Destination och väljer sedan Shutdown
Du behöver dessutom ändra i filen /etc/sudoers och lägga till sist i filen
asterisk ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/halt
Nu borde det fungera internt, vill du kunna stänga av även från utsidan måste du knyta en Inbound Route och förslagsvis en IVR med ett val som inte presenteras.
Här är tråden jag hittade informationen i
Shutdown the Pi by dialing a number
Börja med att editera /etc/asterisk/extensions_custom.conf och lägg till följande:
[macro-shutdown]
exten => s,1,Authenticate(1234)
exten => s,n,NoOp(Looks like we're going to shutdown!)
exten => s,n,System,'sudo /sbin/halt'
exten => s,n,Return()
Där 1234 är det lösenord du måste ange för att stänga av din Pi. Anser du att du inte behöver något lösen så kan du stryka de två först raderna efter [macro-shutdown]
I webbgränssnittet skapar du nu en Custom Destination som du t ex kallar System Halt för macro-shutdown,s,1
Sedan skapar du en Misc Application som du kallar t ex Shutdown. Sätter Feature Code ex *4258 (*HALT) och väljer Custom Destination som Destination och väljer sedan Shutdown
Du behöver dessutom ändra i filen /etc/sudoers och lägga till sist i filen
asterisk ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/halt
Nu borde det fungera internt, vill du kunna stänga av även från utsidan måste du knyta en Inbound Route och förslagsvis en IVR med ett val som inte presenteras.
Här är tråden jag hittade informationen i
Shutdown the Pi by dialing a number
2013-04-08
2012-11-26
Interconnecting Asterisk Servers with Incredible PBX and the $35 Raspberry Pi
Nerd Vittles is writing:
We’ve spent the last couple months perfecting Incredible PBX™ as a full-featured VoIP platform for deployment on the$35 Raspberry Pi®. And, with the recent addition of 512MB RAM on the main system board, the Raspberry Pi not only is a great platform for home or SOHO use, but now it’s an ideal server for remote deployment in organizations with small satellite offices scattered around the countryside or for those with a loved one stationed in a faraway place. It’s especially important for those that want to take advantage of free interoffice communications or perhaps low-cost communications facilities that are only available through the main office headquarters. Our project for today is to show you how easy it is to interconnect these satellite offices, traveling salesmen, and troops stationed on the other side of the globe to provide system-wide, transparent Asterisk® communications at no cost. Using Raspberry Pi devices for the remote office or employee, you can set this up with FreePBX® in less than 5 minutes per site! Once configured, everyone in the organization can call everyone else by simply dialing their extension or a prefix with the local extension number. And finally we’ll show you how to securely share communications trunks at one site with your other locations.
Read more at: Interconnecting Asterisk Servers with Incredible PBX and the $35 Raspberry Pi:
We’ve spent the last couple months perfecting Incredible PBX™ as a full-featured VoIP platform for deployment on the$35 Raspberry Pi®. And, with the recent addition of 512MB RAM on the main system board, the Raspberry Pi not only is a great platform for home or SOHO use, but now it’s an ideal server for remote deployment in organizations with small satellite offices scattered around the countryside or for those with a loved one stationed in a faraway place. It’s especially important for those that want to take advantage of free interoffice communications or perhaps low-cost communications facilities that are only available through the main office headquarters. Our project for today is to show you how easy it is to interconnect these satellite offices, traveling salesmen, and troops stationed on the other side of the globe to provide system-wide, transparent Asterisk® communications at no cost. Using Raspberry Pi devices for the remote office or employee, you can set this up with FreePBX® in less than 5 minutes per site! Once configured, everyone in the organization can call everyone else by simply dialing their extension or a prefix with the local extension number. And finally we’ll show you how to securely share communications trunks at one site with your other locations.
Read more at: Interconnecting Asterisk Servers with Incredible PBX and the $35 Raspberry Pi:
2012-10-21
2012-10-09
2012-09-26
VoIP on Steroids: Introducing Incredible PBX 3.1 for the $35 Raspberry Pi
The honeymoon isn’t over yet. Today we’re pleased to introduce the third
generation of Incredible Pi™. Version 3.1 features the very latest
Debian 7 release specifically tailored for the Raspberry Pi™ from its
developers. You can read all about it here.
What’s New in Incredible PBX 3.1. For those of you already running a previous version, here’s a quick thumbnail of the other new features in addition to overclocking. We’ve tried to mimic as much of the previous builds as possible. But keep in mind that this is a new creation from the ground up because there was no migration path from Debian Squeeze and Wheezy to Raspbian.
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What’s New in Incredible PBX 3.1. For those of you already running a previous version, here’s a quick thumbnail of the other new features in addition to overclocking. We’ve tried to mimic as much of the previous builds as possible. But keep in mind that this is a new creation from the ground up because there was no migration path from Debian Squeeze and Wheezy to Raspbian.
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Raspberry Pi i2c connected 1-wire masters
Raspberry Pi provide i2c connectivity.
Along with OWFS working on RaspberryPi all the pieces are in place to begin testing of i2c 1-wire bus masters.
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Along with OWFS working on RaspberryPi all the pieces are in place to begin testing of i2c 1-wire bus masters.
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Raspberry Pi and kernel patch for Dallas 1-wire interface
För att använda Raspberry Pi och 1-wire så är det idé att titta på denna sida...
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=6649
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