Leave A Message In A Voicemail Box

[SupportTeam]

Tim wrote:

 

Is there a way to leave a message in a voicemil box without any prompts or tone, but keep the existing prompts on the regular mailboxes?

[SupportTeam]

You could just save a recorded file to VG's \data\VmSave\ directory, and make sure that the filename is names in the same way as other voicemail message recordings in that directory.

 

The placing of the file in the directory is sufficient - mailbox owners will then be able to log into the mailbox and hear their message.

 

Have a look at the \system\vm\vmLm.vgs file to see how the voicemail message filename is created.

 

I current version of VG it is basically like this:

 

sVmbId & "_" & MMDDHHNNSS & "_1_" & iLineId & "_" & sContactNumber & "_.wav"

 

sVmbId is the voicemail box number

MMDDHHNNSS is the timestamp,

iLineId can be anything (set it to 0)

sContactNumber is the CallerID of person leaving message (can be blank)

[whizto]

Is there a way then to have it emailled like the regular messages?

 

Thanks

Tim

[SupportTeam]

Have a look in the vmLm.vgs script, module VmLmMenu - you can use the "Vm_Event" COM function to force VG to forward a sound file as per the forwarding rules of a particular mailbox:

VG.Vm_Event iLineId, "FORWARD", sVmbId, sVmLmRec, "", ""

[Guest Dan]

I modified the value of sFname in vmLm.vgs as below and have saved and restarted the computer but wav filename is still saved under the old format...what am I missing? (Windows 2000 Server, VG 5.2.2)

 

sFname = "N" & sVmbId & "999999_" & sDateTimeStamp & "-" & sVmbId & ".wav"

 

Found on forum:

\system\vm\vmLm.vgs file to see how the voicemail message filename is created.

 

I current version of VG it is basically like this:

 

sVmbId & "_" & MMDDHHNNSS & "_1_" & iLineId & "_" & sContactNumber & "_.wav"

[SupportTeam]

Please post the script which you have created and a copy of VoiceGuide's Debug Printout which capturer an incoming call, this will allow us to see what is going on.

 

When running the script click on VoiceGuide's View menu and select 'Event Trace Log' option - any log information will then appear in this window. You must open the trace window before making the call.

 

(You can enable the automatic saving of the logs to files in \log\ directory as well.)