To deal with this problem, I've used DeadAGI in the h, t, and i events
(as appropriate) to detect and call the script again.
As such:
exten => h,1,DeadAgi,perlscript.pl|${UNIQUEID}|hangup
I pass the word "hangup" as the second word to flag to the AGI script
that this is a hangup event, not a normal one. I track the call using
UNIQUEID so I can refer to it again after the call.
I have not tried any callback'ing. This seems to work relatively well.
Nathan
I'm wondering if there is a way using AGI or the Perl AGI library to
catch the event of a call drop or hangup so I create the MySQL row and
properly close all database connections. I tried using the $AGI-
>setcallback() and putting code in the referenced callback function
but that doesn't seem to do it. Am I missing something?
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Give the Director a Serpent Deflector
www.nathanpralle.com
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