On Thu, 29 Jul 2010, Danny Nicholas wrote:
I’m a PERL weenie, so I can “shell check” my agi’s by going to
/var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin and doing
./cityweather.agi 777702107 Birmingham AL 35244 en
And getting back a STDOUT output that simulates what I should get from
the CLI output.
You can go a step further and feed the AGI environment and responses to
your AGI requests.
Create a file like:
agi_accountcode:
agi_callerid: 1234567890
agi_calleridname: sedwards
.
.
.
agi_request: cityweather.agi
agi_type: SIP
agi_uniqueid: 1195070681.28
200 result=1 (localhost)
200 result=1 (dbuser)
200 result=1 (dbpass)
This would feed the AGI environment* and database credentials (via channel
variables) to your AGI when executed like:
./cityweather.agi 777702107 Birmingham AL 35244 en <agi-env-n-resp
As long as you don't need to directly interact with a "live" Asterisk
instance (like the OP), you can get a lot of debugging done "offline."
*) At least 1 of the published AGI libraries assumes the environment is
presented in a specific order. Personally, I prefer to present the
environment in alphabetic order and coded my library to parse it
correctly.
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Thanks in advance,
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