You could try Fast agi.. then i think master agi deamon runs from services
and replies to requests by including sub scripts.
however i do see some connect failures sometimes...
On 2/28/07, Tzafrir Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 10:56:14AM -0800, Yuan LIU wrote:
> After testing some AGI's, I noticed several extra Asterisk processes.
An agi script is run by the same user running asterisk, but is not
"asterisk": it is a different program. What is the command name on those
scripts?
> They
> are not zombies, but can't be killed by safe_asterisk.
safe_asterisk attempts (poorly) to guard asterisk. Not really to guard
all of its child processes.
> Nor will they die
> when CLI issues stop now. Then I read that each AGI spawns a separate
> Asterisk process.
Huh? AGI? FastAGI?
> But all my AGI calls have apparently completed
> successfully. So there should be no reason for them to hang there.
>
> Several questions:
>
> 1) Under what conditions will an AGI hang a process? (My test scripts
are
> pretty simple, almost directly derived from agi-test.agi.)
An AGI may be an arbitrary subprocess. This subprocess can do basically
everything. If it really wants to, (or if it misbehaves in the "right"
way) it won't die.
>
> 2) How to detect run-away processes under 2.4 kernels? In this kernel,
> each thread clusters process space and it's very difficult to
distinguish
> them without killing the main process.
hmm, please attach the output of:
ps auxww | grep asterisk
>
> 3) Any practical way to detect them from inside Asterisk - e.g., do some
> check after each AGI call? All my AGISTATUS reports success. I could
use
> System() but isn't that cumbersome?
Write/use better code, I guess.
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