---
name: "sipomatic"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "linphone-nox"
version: "3.3.2-1"
release: "Debian 6.0 (Squeeze)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/sipomatic"
---

# sipomatic(1)

SIP auto-responder from the linphone project.

## NAME

sipomatic - SIP auto-responder from the linphone project.

## SYNTAX

sipomatic \[*-u*\] \<*sip-url*\> \[*-f*\] \<*annouce-file*\> \[*-s*\] \<*send-port*\>

sipomatic *-v*\
 sipomatic *--version*

sipomatic *-h*\
 sipomatic *--help*

## DESCRIPTION

Sipomatic is primilarly a test tool for linphone. It waits for incoming sip calls, and answer to them by playing a wav sound file on disk. The sended stream is encoded using the preferred codec of the calling sip-phone.\
 The default address of sipomatic is \<sip:robot@127.0.0.1:5064\> It can be overriden with the -u option.\
 The default annouce file 'hello.wav' can be overriden with the -f option.\
 If you attempt to run several sipomatic on the same machine, then you will require the -s option to specify explicitely the UDP port used by sipomatic to send its SIP messages.

## OPTIONS

- **-u** \<*url*\>

  Set the sip url sipomatic listens to. The host part of address MUST always be a numerical ip address. The default url is sip:robot@127.0.0.1:5064 .

- **-f** \<*annouce-file*\>

  Specifies a 8000Hz 16 bits wav file to be played to the calling users. Default is usually /usr/share/sounds/linphone/hello.wav.

- **-s** \<*send-port*\>

  Specifies explicitely the udp port number to be used to send SIP messages.

- **-v**

  **--version** Output version information and exits.

- **-h**

  **--help** Output help information and exits.

- */usr/share/sounds/linphone/hello.raw*

  ## FILES

This is the file that sipomatic plays by default to the calling phones. The format of this file is a 8000 Hz 16 bit wav file.\

## ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

- **SIPOMATIC\_URL**

  Specifies the address sipomatic listens to. By default it is \<sip:robot@127.0.0.1:5064\> .

## EXAMPLES

## AUTHORS

Simon MORLAT \<simon.morlat@linphone.org\>

## SEE ALSO

[linphone(1)](/linphone/1.md) [linphonec(1)](/linphonec/1.md)