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2010-10-12
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
and nothing in that link made any sense at all to me!
just use asterisk. you can have your own voicemail system!
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6769
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2010-10-12
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Originally Posted by aligatro
That, and it won't work at all if you switch the phone off or it has no signal, which is the primary point of voicemail in my opinion... but what do i know :P
Why not just pay for a provider's voicemail ? You'll be paying for incoming calls if you set up voice mail on your tablet. So, it will end up costing you about the same. Well it depends on number of calls you get.
I still want to make an IVR on my phone with asterisk.
Originally Posted by leetut
asterisk can answer the phone and do ANYTHING -- forward the call to another line, answer it and make the user go through a menu, whatever. But there is no GUI, it's a framework for scripting such actions. It only meets the needs if you are willing to program it to do so!
and nothing in that link made any sense at all to me!
Last edited by Creamy Goodness; 2010-10-12 at 22:16.
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2010-10-12
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Hmm but Asterisk is VOIP server So, it will use 3G instead of GSM.
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2010-10-12
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thanks Creamy Goodness
i did look into asterisk quickly although you have provided an answer
i think its like using a hammer to kill and ant.
i need to set up a server, write scripts, making sure voice data is delivered or sent. great answer but just may turn out to be an overkill... much appreciated though.
as for best answering machine. i may be at error its for s60.
and i don't want pay for accessing my voice-mail from my operator
thanks
CN
i did look into asterisk quickly although you have provided an answer
i think its like using a hammer to kill and ant.
i need to set up a server, write scripts, making sure voice data is delivered or sent. great answer but just may turn out to be an overkill... much appreciated though.
as for best answering machine. i may be at error its for s60.
and i don't want pay for accessing my voice-mail from my operator
thanks
CN
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2010-10-12
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Usually voice mails are accessible from another phone. So, if you call from homephone you won't pay for accessing voicemail. You just need to call your cellphone, and press # when your voicemail activates and enter your voicemail password. Might work differently on different providers. Also, you will pay for it anyways. (3G)
or is there?
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