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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Please Welcome Simon Sweetman (Chubler_XL) to the Moderator Team Post 303041564 by Neo on Wednesday 27th of November 2019 10:44:38 PM
Old 11-27-2019
Please Welcome Simon Sweetman (Chubler_XL) to the Moderator Team

Happy Thanksgiving Holidays,

Today, I am happy to welcome Simon Sweetman (Chubler_XL) to the Moderation Team to help provide us some important coverage from (Down Under) Australia.

Simon is a Senior Analyst Programmer/Developer at Cedar Creek Company in Brisbane, Australia and his LinkedIn profile / resume can be seen here. Don't forget to send Simon a connection request on LinkedIn!

Please join me in welcoming Simon to the code-tagging, editing, overworked and underpaid Moderation team.

Thank you Simon, for covering the site from Australia and providing us some additional, important "geographic diversity"!
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linphonec(1)						     linphone, internet phone						      linphonec(1)

NAME
linphonec - Console interface of linphone, a SIP compatible internet phone. SYNTAX
linphonec [-d] <debug_level> [-l] <debug_file> [-c] <config_file> linphonec -v DESCRIPTION
Linphonec is the console version of originally Gnome internet phone linphone (http://www.linphone.org) . Linphonec can be started without arguments. It doesn't need any config file to start correctly and will create a default one at the first startup if the file does not exist. By default the path of the config file is ~/.linphonerc . Most parameters (proxy, passwords) can be changed from the command line, for some of them (path of sound rings), you'll need to edit the .linphonerc config file. Once linphonec has started, linphonec wait for some commands and is ready to receive calls. The most important commands are call <sip url> : to call someone. A sip url is in the form sip:user@host terminate : to terminate a call answer : to accept an incoming call. help : to display interactive help. OPTIONS -d <debug_level> Use debug mode with given verbosity (debug_level). The debug_level is an integer in the range 0..5 . -h Output help information and exit. -l <log_file> Specifies a file where debug information will be written. Default is stdout. -c <config_file> Specifies the config file to read at startup. FILES ~/.linphonec ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
EXAMPLES
AUTHORS
Florian Winterstein <fwin at gmx.de> Simon Morlat <simon.morlat at linphone.org> SEE ALSO
linphone(1) sipomatic(1) Florian Winterstein &; Simon MORLAT 1.0.0 linphonec(1)
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