[Freeswitch-users] ZRTP SAS to non ZRTP call leg UA?

[Bill Ross]

...also required for non ZRTP UA  to know that call is encrypted.

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Once the PBX is trusted it serves no purpose to have the SAS displayed to
the end user in this case.

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On Mar 15, 2014, at 3:52 PM, Bill Ross <rossbcan at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi;
>  
> When a call is between a ZRTP UA and non ZRTP UA, with FS MITM, I want to
give the user the SAS that the ZRTP call leg is using.
>  
> I note there is a script:
>  
> scriptd/lua/zrtp_sas_proxy.lua
>  
> that is supposed to hook into the call flow by:
>  
> <action application="export" data="nolocal:api_on_answer=luarun 
> zrtp_sas_proxy.lua ${uuid}"/>
>  
> This appears to display the SAS, and, I will add TTS for POTS phones.
>  
> Q1: Where do I make the script install call above?
> Q2: Is there a better way, code?
>  
> Thanks;
> Bill Ross
>  
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