Voice Mail Server configuration requires the following steps:
Configuring the server
Adding a new user
Recording the user greeting
Running the server
Running the client
Voice Mail reads configuration parameters from the file voicemail.config
, which includes the following default settings:
State the path for the common Voice Mail files including the greeting and other sound files:
voiceRoot string /usr/local/vocal/bin/voicemail/Voice/
State the path to the Voice Mail users’ home directories, not to be confused with the Unix home directories:
homeRoot string /usr/local/vocal/bin/voicemail/vmhome/
State the path where the temporary files are created:
tempRoot string /tmp/
State the maximum time, in milliseconds, to wait for user input before any action, such as cutting off the call, occurs:
InputTimeout string 10000
This parameter is reserved for future use and should be left at 0:
RecordOnSelfCall int 0
State the maximum permissible message size in milliseconds:
MaxRecordTime int 60000
State the logging level:
LogLevel int 7
State the name of the log file:
LogFileName string /usr/local/vocal/log/vmserver1.log
State whether the log should be displayed on screen (0=No, 1=Yes)
LogConsole int 0
State the path for the sendMsg script:
SendMsgScript string ./sendMessage
State the path for the prompt table:
PromptTable string /usr/local/head/vocal/vm/wav/PromptTable
This parameter is reserved for future use and should be left at 0:
AutoPlay int 0
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