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Basically what the script does is connect to Asterisk via the Manager, log in, check the status of a peer, and then runs some code based on the result.

The example makes a phone call to a number and plays the tt-monkeys file if there is a problem - you could run this from cron every minute and have it call you :)

It's pretty much just a basic example of using PHP with the Asterisk manager without using any external libraries - there are possibly better ways to do it, but I could only allocate 5 minutes of time to the task :)

Anyway, you can view the code

<?php
/* ============================ */
/*   PHP Asterisk Peer Status   */
/* ============================ */
/*    (C) 2009 Matt Riddell     */
/*     Daily Asterisk News      */
/* www.venturevoip.com/news.php */
/*      Public domain code      */
/* ============================ */

/* Connection details */
$manager_host = "127.0.0.1";
$manager_user = "user";
$manager_pass = "secret";

/* Default Port */
$manager_port = "5038";

/* Connection timeout */
$manager_connection_timeout = 30;

/* The Asterisk peer you would like to check */
$peer_name = "some-peer";

/* The type of peer (i.e. iax2 or sip) */
$peer_type = "iax2";

/* Connect to the manager */
$fp = fsockopen($manager_host, $manager_port, $errno, $errstr, $manager_connection_timeout);
if (!$fp) {
    echo "There was an error connecting to the manager: $errstr (Error Number: $errno)\n";
} else {
    echo "-- Connected to the Asterisk Manager\n";
    echo "-- About to log in\n";

    $login = "Action: login\r\n";
    $login .= "Username: $manager_user\r\n";
    $login .= "Secret: $manager_pass\r\n";
    $login .= "Events: Off\r\n";
    $login .= "\r\n";
    fwrite($fp,$login);

    $manager_version = fgets($fp);

    $cmd_response = fgets($fp);

    $response = fgets($fp);

    $blank_line = fgets($fp);

    if (substr($response,0,9) == "Message: ") {
        /* We have got a response */
        $loginresponse = trim(substr($response,9));
        if (!$loginresponse == "Authentication Accepted") {
            echo "-- Unable to log in: $loginresponse\n";
            fclose($fp);
            exit(0);
        } else {
            echo "-- Logged in Successfully\n";
            $checkpeer = "Action: Command\r\n";
            $checkpeer .= "Command: $peer_type show peer $peer_name\r\n";
            $checkpeer .= "\r\n";
            fwrite($fp,$checkpeer);
            $line = trim(fgets($fp));
            $found_entry = false;
            while ($line != "--END COMMAND--") {
                if (substr($line,0,6) == "Status") {
                    $status = trim(substr(strstr($line, ":"),1));
                    $found_entry = true;
                    if (substr($status,0,2) == "OK") {
                        $peer_ok = true;
                    } else {
                        $peer_ok = false;
                    }
                }
                $line = trim(fgets($fp));
            }
            if ($found_entry == false) {
                echo "-- We didn't get the response we were looking for - is the peer name correct?\n";
            } else if ($peer_ok == true) {
                echo "-- Peer looks good at the moment: $status\n";
            } else {
                /* We received a response other than ok - you can really do whatever */
                /* you want here - in this example I'm going to use the originate    */
                /* command to call me and play me the tt-monkeys sound - if I hear   */
                /* this then I know there is an issue :)                             */
                echo "-- Peer not ok ($status) - running some code\n";

                $originate = "Action: originate\r\n";
                $originate .= "Channel: Zap/g1/1234r\n";
                $originate .= "Application: Playback\r\n";
                $originate .= "Data: tt-monkeys\r\n";
                $originate .= "\r\n";
                fwrite($fp, $originate);
            }
            fclose($fp);
            exit(0);
        }
    } else {
        echo "Unexpected response: $response\n";
        fclose($fp);
        exit(0);
    }
}
?>
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