1HANGUP-SKEL(1)                       NCID                       HANGUP-SKEL(1)
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NAME

6       hangup-skel
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SYNOPSIS

9       hangup-skel [-h]
10       hangup-skel [-v] <string>
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12       where string is in this format:
13       "*DATE*<mmddyyyy>*TIME*<hhmm>*LINE*<lineid>\
14       *NMBR*<number>*NAME*<name>*MODE*<hupmode>*"
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DESCRIPTION

17       Hangup-skel is a template for writing a server hangup extension.  Use a
18       new name to duplicate the file and make  the  necessary  modifications.
19       You  need to write the code to check if a number should return the word
20       hangup to STDOUT. You have the option of  returning  a  recording  file
21       name  to use with a hangup. Your script name should follow this format:
22       hangup-<name>
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24       The example below  assumes  you  have  copied  hangup-skel  to  hangup-
25       myscript for your customized version of hangup-skel.
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27       Server  hangup  extensions are only executed by the server unless test‐
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30       Execute your customized hangup-myscript in a terminal window by  itself
31       for  testing.  Only  fields used in the script are needed for the input
32       string.  To test your customized hangup-myscript with a number:
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34       /usr/share/ncid/extensions/hangup-myscript -v "*NMBR*0000000000*"
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OPTIONS

37       -h     show help message
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39       -v     turn on verbose and send additional data  to  STDOUT  for  trou‐
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FILES

43       /usr/share/ncid/extensions/hangup-skel
44       /usr/share/ncid/recordings/*.rmd
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SEE ALSO

47       ncidd.8,   ncidd.whitelist.5,   hangup-calls.1,   hangup-closed-skel.1,
48       hangup-message-skel.1, hangup-combo-skel.1, hangup-nohangup.1
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52NCID                              2019-08-17                    HANGUP-SKEL(1)