Google Voice Dial Out

[djon]

Depending on your dailplan it can be

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${dst}

or in my case

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numbertocall = req.URI.User.to_str
...process the cr*p out of it...


So you would get

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when /^500$/ then sys.GoogleVoiceCall("me@gmail.com", "password", "my gizmo number", "${dst}", true)

or

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when /^500$/ then sys.GoogleVoiceCall("me@gmail.com", "password", "my gizmo number", "#{numbertocall}", true)

Is this working for you? I am puzzled as the System Variable req.URI.User should contain the value dialed, in this case "500". So how do you use the value of this variable to get the DestinationNumber in your case numbertocall?

Will test when I get home.

[huibw]

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case dst
when /^500$/ then sys.GoogleVoiceCall("me@gmail.com", "password", "my gizmo number", "${dst}", true)
end

or

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numbertocall = req.URI.User.to_str
...insert sanity checking...
case numbertocall
when /^500$/ then sys.GoogleVoiceCall("me@gmail.com", "password", "my gizmo number", "#{numbertocall}", true)
end

[huibw]

I have a couple of Google Voice lines but I can't get it to work on either one. I've tried some variations, like leaving out the "@gmail.com" but no joy yet. This is the response from SIPSorcery:

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Exception on GoogleVoiceCall. Login to google.com failed for xxxxxx@google.com with response OK.

I triple checked the obvious issue, a wrong username and password. I can login with those credentials just fine on the website. The code is straight from Aaron's earlier post:

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sys.GoogleVoiceCall("gv user","gv password","gizmo forward on gv","#{numbertocall}",true)

as a direct replacement for

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sys.Dial("#{numbertocall}@Voxalot}")

[Aaron]

Give it another try now I was actually able to remove the step that you got the exception on.

Reverse engineering the HTTP requests to login to Google and then get the key needed from the Google Voice home page is bound to involve a bit of trial and error. The original sipsorcery dilaplan app worked for my gmail account the whole time but who knows what differences there are between the way Google treats accounts. Either way there's one less step to go wrong now.

Regards,

Aaron

[huibw]

Works like a charm! Thanks so much!

[fixup77]

WoW!!! I hope you'll implement it into the local version too.

huibw: do you get a busy tone after dialing?

[jaguar]

Can someone guide me whether I can use this with mysipswitch?Or I shall use only sipsorcery?
Can someone tell me how to use this?

[huibw]

@fixup77: Yes, I get a busy signal too. Sipsorcery disconnects after the dialplan queues the GoogleVoiceCall. The busy signal comes from your ATA I believe to signal the disconnect. A good reminder for you to hangup because within 3 seconds Google Voice will call back

[jaguar]

@fixup77: Yes, I get a busy signal too. Sipsorcery disconnects after the dialplan queues the GoogleVoiceCall. The busy signal comes from your ATA I believe to signal the disconnect. A good reminder for you to hangup because within 3 seconds Google Voice will call back

huib,how can I use with mysipswitch?Can you guide me?

[huibw]

@jaguar: I don't know if MySipSwitch will be updated since SipSorcery will take over all together soon. If it is implemented it will work the same as for SipSorcery.