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* operation/events/events.php: Updated the queries and fixed some minor
bugs with the event selections. Style changes.
* operation/agentes/networkmap.php: Style changes
* pandora2ast: Removed hidden swapfile
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Text2Speech for Asterisk 1. Install Asterisk and Festival on the Asterisk machine. 2. Copy/paste what is in extensions.conf.add to your Asterisk extensions.conf (usually /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf) 3. Put the PHP script text2speech.php in your Asterisk AGI binary directory (on my machine /usr/share/asterisk/agi-bin) Another host can then execute the actions in channelcommand with the proper variables by connecting through a clear text (try telnet) to: asteriskhost:5038 pandora2ast.pl is a sample Perl script which can be called with some options from Pandora FMS and will initiate a call through the Asterisk Manager (over port 5038). Modify to your liking You can put it in /usr/bin or anywhere you would like. Then go to the Pandora Console and add an alert with the command /usr/bin/pandora2ast.pl _agent_ _data_ _field1_ _field2_ In Pandora you can specify an alert to call this script with the following options: _agent_ _data_ _field1_ _field2_ which will in turn initiate a call to _field1_ (which should be a SIP or other extension eg. SIP/6549 would call through SIP extension 6549 - see the Asterisk manuals how to dial stuff) and have a caller id show up of _field2_. It will say as soon as the end picks up in a computer voice: "This is a message from the Pandora FMS monitoring system. Agent _agent_. _data_" There could be a delay as Asterisk processes the voice data.