static const char *app = "MeetMe";
static const char *app2 = "MeetMeCount";
static const char *app3 = "MeetMeAdmin";
-static const char *appslas = "SLAS";
-static const char *appslat = "SLAT";
+static const char *appslas = "SLAStation";
+static const char *appslat = "SLATrunk";
static const char *synopsis = "MeetMe conference bridge";
static const char *synopsis2 = "MeetMe participant count";
"";
static const char *descripslas =
-" SLAS(sla[,options]): Run Shared Line Appearance for station\n"
+" SLAStation(sla[,options]): Run Shared Line Appearance for station\n"
"Runs the share line appearance for a station calling in. If there are no\n"
"other participants in the conference, the trunk is called and is dumped into\n"
"the bridge.\n";
static const char *descripslat =
-" SLAT(sla[,options]): Run Shared Line Appearance for trunk\n"
+" SLATrunk(sla[,options]): Run Shared Line Appearance for trunk\n"
"Runs the share line appearance for a trunk calling in. If there are no\n"
"other participants in the conference, all member stations are invited into\n"
"the bridge.\n";
static void invite_stations(struct ast_channel *orig, struct ast_sla *sla)
{
ASTOBJ_CONTAINER_TRAVERSE(&sla->stations, 1, {
- do_invite(orig, iterator->tech, iterator->dest, "SLAS", sla->name);
+ do_invite(orig, iterator->tech, iterator->dest, "SLAStation", sla->name);
});
}
static void invite_trunk(struct ast_channel *orig, struct ast_sla *sla)
{
- do_invite(orig, sla->trunktech, sla->trunkdest, "SLAT", sla->name);
+ do_invite(orig, sla->trunktech, sla->trunkdest, "SLATrunk", sla->name);
}
res |= ast_unregister_application(app3);
res |= ast_unregister_application(app2);
res |= ast_unregister_application(app);
+ res |= ast_unregister_application(appslas);
+ res |= ast_unregister_application(appslat);
ast_devstate_prov_del("Meetme");
ast_devstate_prov_del("SLA");
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+; Configuration file for SLAs (Shared Line Appearances).
+
+; Defining a SLA uses the following syntax:
+;
+; type => Technology/TechData
+;
+; type => trunk or station
+; Technology => the channel driver (see show channeltypes)
+; TechData => the data specific to the channel driver
+;
+; The Technology/TechData information is the same as that provided to the
+; Dial application.
+;
+
+; define a SLA called junky
+[junky]
+trunk => SIP/10
+station => SIP/15
+station => SIP/16
+
+;define a SLA called markster
+[markster]
+trunk => Zap/1
+station => SIP/20
+
+; Also you can see SLA infos via the CLI, by typing "sla show"