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# DESCRIPTION
# Displays incoming ISDN calls to active window
# Looks even nicer with entries in
# /etc/isdn/callerid.conf - see callerid.conf(5)
#
# CHANGELOG
# 17.06.04
# Script now runs for several days without any
# problems. Added documentation.
use strict;
use Irssi;
use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI);
$VERSION = "0.3";
%IRSSI = (
authors => "Uli Baumann",
contact => "f-zappa\@irc-muenster.de",
name => "isdn",
description => "Displays incoming ISDN calls",
license => "GPL",
changed => "Thu Jun 17 12:49:55 CEST 2004",
);
my $timer;
sub incoming_call() # triggered by a timer; use of input_add
{ # caused crash
while (my $message = <ISDNLOG>)
{
chomp($message);
if ($message =~ / Call to tei .* RING/) # just incoming calls
{
my $from = $message; # extract caller
$from =~ s/.*Call to tei.*from (.*) on.*RING.*/$1/;
my $to = $message; # extract callee
$to =~ s/.*Call to tei.*from .* on (.*) RING.*/$1/;
my $window = Irssi::active_win(); # write message to active win
$window->print("%YISDN:%n call from $from");
$window->print(" to $to");
}
}
}
sub isdn_unload() # for a clean unload
{
close ISDNLOG;
Irssi::timeout_remove($timer);
}
# when starting, open the isdnlog file and set pointer to eof
open ISDNLOG, "< /var/log/isdn/isdnlog" or die "Can't open isdnlog";
seek ISDNLOG,0,2;
# install timeout for the incoming_call subroutine
$timer=Irssi::timeout_add(1000, \&incoming_call, \&args);
# disable timer and close file when script gets unloaded
Irssi::signal_add_first('command script unload','isdn_unload');
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