Hello list,
I don't really understand how AMI works.
I read some information and examples on the net, but they all show how
you login to the AMI, give an action and receive a response. The end.
I guess you just re-run the script every time you want the action to be
executed.
How then does this work when you use events ? If I want to use
"PeerStatus" to monitor the state of a SIP peer, how can I run a script
on change of peer status ?
If I make a php script to login and send an event, where does every
status change then go to ??
//* Connection details */
$manager_host = "127.0.0.1";
$manager_user = "admin";
$manager_pass = "iamgod";
/* Default Port */
$manager_port = "5038";
/* Connection timeout */
$manager_connection_timeout = 30;
/* Connect to the manager */
$fp = fsockopen($manager_host, $manager_port, $errno, $errstr,
$manager_connection_timeout);
$login = "Action: login\r\n";
$login .= "Username: $manager_user\r\n";
$login .= "Secret: $manager_pass\r\n";
$login .= "Event: PeerStatus//\r\n";
$login .= "\r\n";
fwrite($fp,$login);/
That's it. I'm logged in and I have been subscribed to receive peer
status changes. Where do these peer changes appear ? I really don't get
that.
If I want to send an email on every peer status change... where do I
have to look for peer status changes ?
Kind regards,
Jonas.
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