1HANGUP-FCC(1) NCID HANGUP-FCC(1)
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6 hangup-fcc
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9 hangup-fcc [-h]
10 hangup-fcc [-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>\
15 *FNMBR*<formatted number>*NTYPE*<type of device>\
16 *CTRY*<country code>*LOCA*<location>*CARI*<carrier>\
17 *NAME*<name>*
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20 hangup-fcc hangs up on calls where the number can be found in the FCC's
21 open data list of "Unwanted Calls".
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23 Script is not called if caller number or name is in ncidd.whitelist.
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25 The blacklist is stored locally in /etc/ncid/fcc.blacklist and is typi‐
26 cally updated daily by a cron job that calls get-fcc-list hangup-fcc to
27 fetch the latest version from a web site.
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29 Make sure you 'set hupmode = 1|2|3' in ncidd.conf. The ncidd server
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33 Server hangup extensions are only executed by the server unless test‐
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37 -h show help message
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39 -v turn on verbose and send additional data to STDOUT for trou‐
40 bleshooting
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43 Set hupname to the name of this script ncidd.conf.
44 Set hupmode to 1, 2 or 3 in ncidd.conf.
45 Set huprmd to a unique voice file in ncidd.conf, if hupmode set to 3.
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47 Create the fcc.blacklist file, which has the list of numbers, from the
48 FCC "Unwanted Calls" complaints data.
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50 The fcc.blacklist file can be kept up-to-date by adding a daily call to
51 get-fcc-list hangup-fcc in the root user's crontab. (See the documenta‐
52 tion for get-fcc-list for more information.)
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55 /usr/share/ncid/extensions/hangup-fcc
56 /usr/share/ncid/recording/*.rmd
57 /etc/ncid/ncidd.conf
58 /etc/ncid/ncidd.whitelist
59 /etc/ncid/fcc.blacklist
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63 ncidd.8, get-fcc-list.1, ncidd.whitelist.5, hangup-calls.1, hangup-
64 closed-skel.1, hangup-skel.1
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