# fetapi - FeTAp with a Raspberry Pi

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## Installation

Some of the following instructions must be executed with `root` privileges.

### Installing `fetapd`

1. Clone this repository (together with `pylinphone` as sub-module)

   ```
   cd /opt

   git clone https://git.blinkenbunt.org/LUG-Saar/fetapi.git
   git submodule update
   ```

2. Configure and enable `fetapd` as `systemd` service

   ```
   ln -sr fetapd.service /etc/systemd/system/
   systemctl daemon-reload
   systemctl enable fetapd
   ```

### Installing `linphone-cli` on Raspbian

1. Install `debootstrap`

   ```
   apt install debootstrap
   ```

2. Create a *Debian/sid* chroot environment

   ```
   cd /var/tmp
   mkdir debian-sid

   debootstrap --arch=armel --foreign --variant=minbase sid ./debian-sid http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian

   chroot debian-sid/ /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage
   ```

   Note: Without `--variant=minbase`, sound won't work for some strange, unknown reason.

3. Install `linphone-cli` inside the chroot environment

   ```
   chroot debian-sid/ apt -y install linphone-cli
   ```

4. Create user inside the chroot environment

   ```
   chroot /var/tmp/debian-sid adduser --disabled-password pi
   ```

5. Bind-mount `/dev` to make ALSA accessible within the chroot

   ```
   cat <<EOF >>/etc/fstab
   /dev /var/tmp/debian-sid/dev none bind 0 0
   EOF

   mount -a
   ```

6. Copy *Linphone* configuration file

   ```
   cp linphone.conf /var/tmp/debian-sid/home/pi/
   ```

7. Configure and enable `linphone-daemon` as `systemd` service

   ```
   ln -sr linphone-daemon.service /etc/systemd/system
   systemctl daemon-reload
   systemctl enable linphone-daemon
   ```


## Configuring `fetapd`

:warning: TODO

### Identifying soundcard

```
# chroot /var/tmp/debian-sid /usr/bin/linphonec
...
linphonec> soundcard list
0: ALSA: default
1: ALSA: bcm2835 Headphones
2: ALSA: C-Media USB Headphone Set
```

## Starting `fetapd`

```
systemctl start fetapd
```

(or simply reboot your *FeTAp*)