Isaac (Ivozng simplified Asterisk AMI Connector) is a small application that serves as interface and translator for Asterisk Manager Interface (aka AMI).
Asterisk Manager Interface has a little big problem: It broadcast all events to all clients, no matter if they are interested or not in the information.
Issac uses a small protocol, where each command is called action and must be implemented in loadable module.
Prerequisites
- libconfig - for configuration parsing
- libedit - for CLI implementation
On most systems the commands to build will be the standard autotools procedure:
./bootstrap.sh
./configure
make
make install (as root)
See --help for a list of available flags and their syntax
To start isaac just type isaac or isaac -d if you want to run in foreground.
You can connect any isaac server through its CLI using isaac -r
isaac - SIP Messages flow viewer
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