So this is the process we use:
Write a small shell script.
If the perl AGI is foo.pl, our script would be:
#!/bin/bash
ulimit -t 30
if [ -f /tmp/debug_tty ]
then
TTY=`cat /tmp/debug_tty`
export PERLDB_OPTS="TTY=$TTY ReadLine=0"
DEBUG=5 perl -d foo.pl $* 2> $TTY
exit $?
else
perl foo.pl $* 2> /tmp/foo-stderr-$$.log
exit $?
fi
To use the debugger replace this in the dialplan as your AGI.
with no special operation this will run just like the perl script does.
However if you log in to a shell on the server, and run:
echo `tty` > /tmp/debug_tty && chmod 666 `tty` && \
chmod 644 /tmp/debug_tty && sleep 12341234; rm -f /tmp/debug_tty
The next time the AGI launches it start in the debugger inside this
terminal that's in "sleep". Now you need to remember to remove
the /tmp/debug_tty file or you'll get rather undesirable behavior.
Also, just to be safe, delete the /tmp/debug_tty and above command
between each instance. If 2 people try to use the same AGI at once, the
behavior is not fun.
Good luck.
On Tue, 2005-07-12 at 18:23 +0500, danish moosa wrote:
> try verbose
>
> On 7/12/05, Kamran Ahmad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > hello
> >
> > i am trying to develop perl application for asterisk
> > with radius accounting how can i debug that weather
> > callback is working when call is stoped.
> >
> > how can i check this
> >
> > syslog('info', 'hello Asterisk!');
> >
> > thanks
> > Kamran
> >
> >
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