#!/bin/sh
#
# A chatscript that will attempt to dial multiple numbers in sequence, until
# you get connected.
#
# To use: edit /etc/peers/provider, and change the connect line to read:
# connect "/usr/local/bin/redialer"
#
# See below for configuration.

# This is a list of chatscripts to use to get connected, and (optional)
# telephone numbers to call for each of those chatscripts.
#
# Note that in the chatscripts, you may use #NUMBER#, this will be replaced
# with the number it is calling. You might want to use this to only have one
# chatscript that is used for all numbers, or you might need multiple
# chatscripts.

PHONE1=123456789
CHAT1=/etc/chatscripts/provider

PHONE2=912345678
CHAT2=/etc/chatscripts/provider

PHONE3=891234567
CHAT3=/etc/chatscripts/provider

PHONE4=789123456
CHAT4=/etc/chatscripts/provider

PHONE5=001234567
CHAT5=/etc/chatscripts/provider

# How long to sleep between retries:
#
# Note that this is a parameter to sleep so use "15s" for 15 seconds,
# "1m" for 1 minute, etc
SLEEP_DELAY=1s

# The code below does the dialing.

attempt=0
while : ; do
attempt=`expr $attempt + 1`
NUMBER=`eval echo '$PHONE'$attempt`
CHAT=`eval echo '$CHAT'$attempt`
if [ ! "$CHAT" ]; then
attempt=0
else
logger "Dialing attempt number: $attempt"
sed s/#NUMBER#/$NUMBER/ $CHAT >/etc/chatscripts/tmpchat
/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/tmpchat
rm -f /etc/chatscripts/tmpchat
case $? in
0) logger Connection established ; exit 0;;
1) logger chat: exit 1, see manpage for details. ; exit 1;;
2) logger chat: exit 2, see manpage for details. ; exit 2;;
3) logger chat: exit 3, see manpage for details. ;;
4) logger Line busy. ;;
5) logger No Carrier. ;;
6) logger A call is coming. Exiting! ; exit 1;;
7) logger No dialtone. ;;
8) logger An error occured. Exiting! ; exit 1;;
*) logger chat: exit $?, see manpage for details. ;;
esac
logger "Waiting $SLEEP_DELAY seconds before next try."
sleep $SLEEP_DELAY
fi
done