Hello,
I'm having trouble getting SEMS to play greetings that I have recorded. I've recorded a greeting and saved it as default_en.wav and SEMS will play that greeting just fine so I know I have the correct file format, but when I upload a greeting via SERWeb, SEMS still plays the default_en.wav greeting. SERWeb renames the file as <username.wav> (without the <> brackets of course) where "username" is the name of the user logged into SERWeb and stores the file in the same directory as default_en.wav.
What could I be doing wrong? I'm running a fairly recent version (downloaded 4-5 weeks ago) of SER and SEMS from the stable CVS branch.
Thanks, G.
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At 04:49 AM 11/7/2003, Gavin Bensom wrote:
Hello,
I'm having trouble getting SEMS to play greetings that I have recorded. I've recorded a greeting and saved it as default_en.wav and SEMS will play that greeting just fine so I know I have the correct file format, but when I upload a greeting via SERWeb, SEMS still plays the default_en.wav greeting.
SEMS plays files as identified by request-uri. You need to make sure SER calls SEMS with uri set to username.
SERWeb renames the file as <username.wav> (without the <> brackets of course) where "username" is the name of the user logged into SERWeb and stores the file in the same directory as default_en.wav.
That should work at least in theory but I have never given it a try. A possible problem is SEMS uses now two-level directory with the first level including domain directoried and per-domain directories including the files.
Let me know if you learn more.
-jiri
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Jiri Kuthan