#!/bin/bash
# app_rpt toggle script by Kyle Yoksh, K0KN
# October 2013. Last revised 10/8/2013
#
# This script will allow you to set up a single command to toggle a 
# connection. For example:
#
# ast_toggle 2000 2210  - if these nodes are not connected, connect them
# ast_toggle 2000 2210  - if these nodes are connected, disconnect them
#
# Usage = ast_toggle [your node#] [other node#]
#
FILENAME1="/dev/shm/toggle.tmp1"
FILENAME2="/dev/shm/toggle.tmp2"
LOGFILE="/var/log/asterisk/connectlog"

if [ "$1" == "" -o "$2" == "" ] ; then
echo "Usage = ast_toggle [your node#] [other node#]" ; exit
fi

asterisk -rx "rpt nodes $1" > $FILENAME1

cat $FILENAME1 | grep -v "*" > $FILENAME2
sed '/^$/d' $FILENAME2 > $FILENAME1

if grep -q "<NONE>" $FILENAME1 ; then
rm -f $FILENAME1
touch $FILENAME1
fi

if grep -q "$2" $FILENAME1 ; then
echo "$1 and $2 are connected -- disconnect"
asterisk -rx "rpt fun $1 *1$2"
echo $(date) "ast_toggle - $1 and $2 are connected -- disconnect" >> $LOGFILE
else
echo "$1 and $2 are not connected -- connect"
asterisk -rx "rpt fun $1 *3$2"
echo $(date) "ast_toggle - $1 and $2 are not connected -- connect" >> $LOGFILE
fi

# Clean up
rm -f $FILENAME1
rm -f $FILENAME2

# Done!
exit 0