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Broadcastify's MP3 audio feeds' URLs are constantly changing. A few days after I save the URL to the stream, it's no longer valid. I need to go back to the main webpage, view source, and find the new link to the stream.



For instance, take this stream: https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/932/web



The URL is currently http://audio12.broadcastify.com/nbpshmzyc5xf1t2.mp3?nocache=8204913



A few days ago it was http://relay.broadcastify.com/tqyn27cwpzds639.mp3



I have several extensions on my Asterisk server that play live feeds. The stream links are defined in musiconhold.conf - is there any way I can dynamically use a URL in this configuration file so that when a stream is called the URL will resolve to the current URL, i.e. by crawling the page and picking out the MP3 link and using that?



The alternative is, on an almost daily basis, manually retrieving the current link and replacing that in the config file and reuploading to the server and reloading the dialplan, a lot of work! I will not be able to include these feeds if there isn't some way to automatically do this.



I am open to anything here, even calling a shell script or something from Asterisk to accomplish the task, or using a URL that redirects to the right URL, etc.










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    Broadcastify's MP3 audio feeds' URLs are constantly changing. A few days after I save the URL to the stream, it's no longer valid. I need to go back to the main webpage, view source, and find the new link to the stream.



    For instance, take this stream: https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/932/web



    The URL is currently http://audio12.broadcastify.com/nbpshmzyc5xf1t2.mp3?nocache=8204913



    A few days ago it was http://relay.broadcastify.com/tqyn27cwpzds639.mp3



    I have several extensions on my Asterisk server that play live feeds. The stream links are defined in musiconhold.conf - is there any way I can dynamically use a URL in this configuration file so that when a stream is called the URL will resolve to the current URL, i.e. by crawling the page and picking out the MP3 link and using that?



    The alternative is, on an almost daily basis, manually retrieving the current link and replacing that in the config file and reuploading to the server and reloading the dialplan, a lot of work! I will not be able to include these feeds if there isn't some way to automatically do this.



    I am open to anything here, even calling a shell script or something from Asterisk to accomplish the task, or using a URL that redirects to the right URL, etc.










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      Broadcastify's MP3 audio feeds' URLs are constantly changing. A few days after I save the URL to the stream, it's no longer valid. I need to go back to the main webpage, view source, and find the new link to the stream.



      For instance, take this stream: https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/932/web



      The URL is currently http://audio12.broadcastify.com/nbpshmzyc5xf1t2.mp3?nocache=8204913



      A few days ago it was http://relay.broadcastify.com/tqyn27cwpzds639.mp3



      I have several extensions on my Asterisk server that play live feeds. The stream links are defined in musiconhold.conf - is there any way I can dynamically use a URL in this configuration file so that when a stream is called the URL will resolve to the current URL, i.e. by crawling the page and picking out the MP3 link and using that?



      The alternative is, on an almost daily basis, manually retrieving the current link and replacing that in the config file and reuploading to the server and reloading the dialplan, a lot of work! I will not be able to include these feeds if there isn't some way to automatically do this.



      I am open to anything here, even calling a shell script or something from Asterisk to accomplish the task, or using a URL that redirects to the right URL, etc.










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      Broadcastify's MP3 audio feeds' URLs are constantly changing. A few days after I save the URL to the stream, it's no longer valid. I need to go back to the main webpage, view source, and find the new link to the stream.



      For instance, take this stream: https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/932/web



      The URL is currently http://audio12.broadcastify.com/nbpshmzyc5xf1t2.mp3?nocache=8204913



      A few days ago it was http://relay.broadcastify.com/tqyn27cwpzds639.mp3



      I have several extensions on my Asterisk server that play live feeds. The stream links are defined in musiconhold.conf - is there any way I can dynamically use a URL in this configuration file so that when a stream is called the URL will resolve to the current URL, i.e. by crawling the page and picking out the MP3 link and using that?



      The alternative is, on an almost daily basis, manually retrieving the current link and replacing that in the config file and reuploading to the server and reloading the dialplan, a lot of work! I will not be able to include these feeds if there isn't some way to automatically do this.



      I am open to anything here, even calling a shell script or something from Asterisk to accomplish the task, or using a URL that redirects to the right URL, etc.







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