lukekarrys/R2D2

Ring my R2D2 phone.

R2D2

Ring my R2D2 phone.

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Usage

Here's how I have this running currently, future Luke:

Deploy

On development machine:

1. Login to ghcr.io registry:

   gh token | docker login ghcr.io -u lukekarrys --password-stdin
   

2. Build and push new image:

   ./build.sh
   ./push.sh
   

On server:

1. Pull latest image

   docker pull ghcr.io/lukekarrys/r2d2
   

2. Stop and remove container

   docker stop r2d2
   docker rm r2d2
   

3. Run container

   docker run -d --restart=always -p 5038:5038/tcp -p 5060:5060/udp -p 8000:8000/tcp --name r2d2 -e ADMIN_USER=<USER> -e ADMIN_SECRET=<SECRET> ghcr.io/lukekarrys/r2d2
   

Env Vars

ADMIN_USER=USERNAME
ADMIN_SECRET=PASSWORD

Configure and Run Docker Container

./build.sh
./run.sh # ./run.sh --interactive locally to debug stuff

CLI

This connects directly to the Asterisk Manager Interface running inside the Docker container:

npx @lukekarrys/r2d2@latest -h $HOST -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD

Web

Send a POST request to port 8000 on the Docker container with a username and password:

curl $HOST:8000/call -X POST -d "username=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD"

If you only want to be able to hit it via this URL, you can not expose port 5038 in the Dockerfile and run.sh script. The server and AMI are running in the same container.

Obihai Setup

Server

SIP

History

I originally wrote this in 2014 (see the blog post). I wanted to get it working again, so now it's a Docker container and CLI that can be run via npx.