I did using FTP. This is the problem and the solution that I did but doesnt work
1-When the call in to asterisk I play one prompt if this prompt doesnt exist I 
create it2-In windows I have a program listen on a port waiting for request 
from asterisk 3- I sent by this socket the text and name for the file4- In 
windows server create the file and convert to 8khz using sox5- From windows try 
to copy this file to asterisk using FTP protocol 6- There is no syncronize 
between AGI script and copy to FTP 7- I did a loop to wait for copy of file to 
my sound directory but it never happenned because it couldnt create the file 8- 
if I put off the loop while (!existfile) { } so it can create the file in 
windows I really dont know why this behaviour 
My plan was so simple A server waiting request for asterisk and the copy this 
file to asterisk to play itbut doesnt work, for this reason i am trying to do 
everything using FastAgi in a windows server.
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Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2010 13:23:22 -0400
From: stot...@first-notification.com
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] AGI, FASTAGI or Windows Voice Server



On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 5:58 PM, Edwin Quijada <listas_quij...@hotmail.com> 
wrote:















Why don’t you use sox to transform the windows audio file into the asterisk 
format – I do this with pretty good results.


 

I did. But my problem is not conversion my problem is that I dont know how play 
the file from windows server or copy this to asterisk without my AGI continue 
and desyncronyze it.

 
Can you explain me exactly what did you do /?
 
Do you have something like this using AGI ?
 
I use sox with good results too in windows. The problem is when create the file 
and convert it , how send to asterisk
 
 
Edwin Jaws                                        


If you just need to transfer a file to a linux box, there are plenty of ways.  
FTP, SFTP, TFTP, Samba.....


Thanks,
Steve T 
                                          
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