On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 2:06 AM, Steve Edwards <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Jun 2011, A E [Gmail] wrote: > > Hello,using 1.8.4. using a very simple local AGI script in bash which has >> only one line in it: >> >> echo -e 'STREAM FILE welcome 123 \n' >> >> What gives? spent 2 hrs Googling but nothing! :( >> > > Maybe 1.5 hrs should have been spent reading :) > touche ;) > > One line does not an AGI make. > > Did you just pull a 'Yoda' Steve? > AGI is an interface. It consists of reading the AGI environment from STDIN > and then, writing requests on STDOUT and reading the response from STDIN. > > Right! I did read that, the problem is how do I do this in bash?? I tried read the result in and just post a Noop kind of a thing just to tell that I read something, but it didn't help. I also explicitly did that in the perl script, but doesn't work. It only works in PHP. > If you don't follow these 3 steps in order (steps 2 and 3 can be repeated) > then your program has violated the protocol and will not function reliably > if at all. > > Please use an existing AGI library for the language of your choice. Nobody > gets it right the first time. > >
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