sipcallnotify uses the pjsua2 library to register with a sip provider, make a call, play a recorded message, then hang up

Usage:

./sipcallnotify [-t ] [-r ] [-m ] [-p ] [-u ] [-o ] [-c ] [-s ] [--] [--version] [-h]

Where:

-t , --timeout max call time in seconds

-r , --repeat number of times to play media file

-m , --mediafile path of .wav file

-p , --password password from sip provider

-u , --user username from sip provider

-o , --port sip port

-c , --calluri call uri (sip:#-###-###-####@sip.anveo.com:5010)

-s , --sipprovider sip provider domain name

--, --ignore_rest Ignores the rest of the labeled arguments following this flag.

--version Displays version information and exits.

-h, --help Displays usage information and exits.

Make a sip call and play a notification message

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Building

Dependencies

pjsip: http://www.pjsip.org/download.htm  
Extract source tar to a sibling directory of sipcallnotify source  
Build pjsip with ./configure --disable-video && make dep && make  
 
tclap: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tclap/files/  
Extract source tar to a sibling directory of sipcallnotify source  
No building necessary  

libasound2-dev should be installed from your distribution repo  

Make

cd sipcallnotify && make

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Notes

The mediafile must be a 16 bit mono PCM

Alsa is required on the host system. You can use a dummy sound card if the machine doesn't have sound hardware
modprobe snd-dummy

The user running sipcallnotify must be a member of the audio group. Add the user, then log out/in for the change to take affect.

Linux x64 binary compiled on Ubuntu 16.04 available at http://unser.jfath.net/public/sipcallnotify