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.TH isdn.conf 5 "2004/07/24" "ISDN 4 Linux 3.25" "Linux System Administration"
.PD 0

.SH NAME
/etc/isdn/isdn.conf \- config file for isdnlog

.SH FORMAT
The config file has the format described in isdnformat(5). I recommend
starting isdnlog with -f/etc/isdn/isdn.conf, and storing all options in
this file in section [options]. Read the man page for more details.

Isdnlog will always read the /etc/isdn/isdn.conf config file for the
sections [global] [variables] and [isdnlog]; it will ignore other sections.
To make isdnlog process the [options] section you must pass it with the -f
option!

.SH GLOBAL SECTION
This section holds common information for all isdn programs. All settings are
for EuroISDN (DSS1).

.TP
.B AREACODE
Telephone area code of your city. With 1TR6 ISDN protocol you must
specify your whole telephone number (without MSN). Required.

.TP
.B AREAPREFIX
Prefix for area code. Default is "0". Your area code may start with this
prefix (e.g. "0721" and "721" is the same area code). Optional.

.TP
.B COUNTRYCODE
Telephone country code (e.g. 49 for Germany). Required.

.TP
.B COUNTRYPREFIX
Prefix for country code. Default is "+". Your country code may start with
this prefix (e.g. "+49" and "49" is the same country code). Optional.

.SH VARIABLES
The ISDN tools allow one to set variables and use them later. All variables
must be uppercase. Example : "MYPATH = /home/foo".

.SH ISDNLOG
Settings for isdnlog.

.TP
.B VBN
The initial numbers of the alternate carrier prefix
(to choose an alternate telephone provider).
If there is more than one possible prefix,
separate them with colons.

.TP
.B VBNLEN
The number of significant digits after the
.I VBN
prefix that identify the chosen carrier (provider).
If there are different numbers possible, separate them with colons.

.TP
.B PRESELECTED
The default telephone carrier (provider), if no alternate carrier prefix is dialed.

.TP
.B COUNTRYFILE
Location and name of
.IR country.dat .
This file contains country names, aliases, codes and prefixes.

.TP
.B RATECONF
Location and name of
.IR rate.conf .
This file defines booked providers and provider variants.

.TP
.B RATEFILE
Location and name of
.IR rate-CC.dat ,
where
.I CC
is your country code. This file contains all the connection fees for all
providers to various destinations at certain dates/times.
See rate-files(5) for more info.

.TP
.B HOLIDAYS
Name and location of
.IR holiday-CC.dat .

.TP
.B ZONEFILE
Name and location of
.IR zone-CC-PPP.cdb .
The provider
.I PPP
is taken from the D:-tag in rate-CC.dat and is substituted for '%s' in
the configuration entry. This file contains domestic zone info for all
areas of a country.

.TP
.B DESTFILE
Name and location of the destination database
.IR dest.cdb .

.TP
.B LOGFILE
Isdnlog will store a list of all calls in this file, and isdnrep will
read this file to calculate isdn telephone costs. Default value is
"/var/lib/isdn/calls". Optional.

.TP
.B RELOADCMD
Isdnlog can use this command to reactivate the isdn subsystem.
Default value is "reload". Optional.

.TP
.B STOPCMD
Isdnlog can use this command to stop the isdn subsystem.
Default value is "stop". Optional.

.TP
.B REBOOTCMD
Isdnlog can use this command to reboot linux (when all else fails).
Default value is "/sbin/reboot". Optional.

.TP
.B CURRENCY
Cost per charge unit and currency. Default is "0.12,DM".
.br
Note: the charge entry is not used anymore.

.TP
.B CHARGEMAX
Isdnlog can manage your isdn costs and prevent you from spending more
than a maximum
per day. Unit is national currency. Example: In Germany you want to set
CURRENCY to "0.12,DM" and CHARGEMAX to "15.00", so you will spend max.
15 DM per day.  Required.

.TP
.B CONNECTMAX
Isdnlog can also limit your online time in seconds per month.
Example: "CONNECTMAX=18000,0" will allow you to be 5 hours online per
month. Optional.

.TP
.B BYTEMAX
Isdnlog can also limit your transfer in bytes.
Example: "BYTEMAX=67108864" will limit your transfer to 64 MB per
month. Optional.

.TP
.B REPOPTIONS
General commandline options for isdnrep. The options noted here have
the same effect as appended to each isdnrep commandline. Options are
separated by
.B ;
instead of the usual space.
.br
Example: "REPOPTIONS=-LP;-E"
will turn off the provider summary and
show failed calls. Optional.

.TP
.B VBOXPATH
Isdnrep can include information from the voice box system vbox in its
report. To do this, you must specify the vbox spooldir (e.g.
VBOXPATH=/var/spool/vbox/foo/incoming). Optional.

.TP
.B VBOXCMD1 VBOXCMD2
Isdnrep can convert vbox messages. To do this, you should supply a
command. VBOXCMD1 is used with old vbox files (<2.0), VBOXCMD2 is used
with new vbox files (>=2.0). Example: "VBOXCMD1=/usr/bin/zyxeltowav".
Optional.

.TP
.B MGETTYPATH
Isdnrep can include information from the mgetty fax system in its
report. To do this, you must specify the mgetty spooldir (e.g.
MGETTYPATH=/var/spool/fax/incoming). Optional.

.TP
.B MGETTYCMD
Isdnrep can convert mgetty fax files. To do this, you should supply a command.
Example: "MGETTYCMD=/usr/bin/g3tojpg". Optional.

.TP
.B START = { ... }
This option is ignored without -S flag or start=yes. Here you can
instruct isdnlog to act on any event by starting a command. However,
isdnlog can not react on outgoing connections from other isdn devices
(e.g. an isdn telephone). Any start commands listed here are used for all
connections, including connections from unknown telephone numbers.
For more information, please read callerid.conf(5).

.SH FORMAT OPTIONS
You can specify different format strings for the way isdnlog reports incoming
messages, outgoing messages, isdnrep, and the WWW mode of isdnrep.

.TP
.B REPFMT
Format for isdnrep (normal mode). Default is
"  %X %D %15.15H %T %-15.15F %7u %U %I %O".

.TP
.B REPFMTWWW
Format for isdnrep (WWW mode). Default is
"%X %D %17.17H %T %-17.17F -20.20l SI: %S %9u %U %I %O".

.TP
.B REPFMTxxx
Additional format strings for isdnrep.

.TP
.B ILABEL
Format for isdnlog (incoming connections).
Isdnlog will add the additional information such as RING, TIME, CONNECT ...

.TP
.B OLABEL
Format for isdnlog (outgoing connections).
Isdnlog will add the additional information such as RING, TIME, CONNECT ...

.TP
.B FORMAT MACROS
You can build the format string for any combination of normal chars,
digits and these special cookies:

.TP
%t
tei

.TP
%C
Call reference

.TP
%Nx
Remote site's telephone number: %N0 exact number, %N1 isdnlog adds country
and area prefix to number, %N2 isdnlog beautifies number and adds
location, %N3 area code, %N4 number without area code, %N5 alias name,
%N6 location, %N7 country code

.TP
%nx
Local site's telephone number (encoding like %N).

.TP
%cx
Telephone number as given by CLIP (encoding like %N).

.TP
%A
the text " alias <MSN>" if CLIP message, otherwise empty.

.TP
%I
Magic tab : empty if first active B-Channel, two blanks if second
B-Channel, "* " if new connection (B-Channel not yet assigned).

.TP
%a
Day of week (e.g. "Fri")

.TP
%b
Month (e.g. "Aug")

.TP
%e
Day of month (e.g. " 8")

.TP
%T
time of day (e.g. "13:17:11")

.TP
%B
B-channel (0 or 1)

.TP
%k
Number of isdn card.

.TP
%( %/ %)
If the number of the remote side is known: this char, i.e. the (, /, or ) that comes after the %.
If the number if not known, a blank is substituted.

.SH EXAMPLE
.nf
[GLOBAL]
COUNTRYPREFIX=+
AREAPREFIX=0
COUNTRYCODE=49  # Germany
AREACODE=0721   # Karlsruhe

[VARIABLES]

[ISDNLOG]
VBN = 010
VBNLEN = 2:3
PRESELECTED = 33

LOGFILE = /var/log/isdn.log
ILABEL  = %b %e %T %ICall to tei %t from %N2 on %n2
OLABEL  = %b %e %T %Itei %t calling %N2 with %n2
REPFMTWWW       = "%X %D %17.17H %T %-17.17F %-20.20l SI: %S %9u %U %I %O"
REPFMTSHORT     = "%X%D %8.8H %T %-14.14F%U%I %O"
REPFMT  = "  %X %D %15.15H %T %-15.15F %7u %U %I %O"
CHARGEMAX       = 50.00
CURRENCY = 0.12,DEM

COUNTRYFILE = /usr/share/isdn/country.dat
RATECONF= /etc/isdn/rate.conf
RATEFILE= /usr/share/isdn/rate-de.dat
HOLIDAYS= /usr/share/isdn/holiday-de.dat
ZONEFILE= /usr/share/isdn/zone-de-%s.cdb
DESTFILE= /usr/share/isdn/dest.cdb

.fi

.SH FILES
.TP
.B /etc/isdn/isdn.conf
This file.

.SH SEE ALSO
.B isdnlog(8) callerid.conf(5) rate-files(5) isdnrep(1)
.br
.BR isdnformat(5) " and samples/isdn.conf.*"

.SH AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Andreas Jellinghaus <aj@dungeon.inka.de>,
for Debian GNU/Linux and isdn4linux.
Now maintained by Paul Slootman <paul@isdn4linux.de>, updated by
Leopold Toetsch <lt@toetsch.at>.