AFAIK, these priorities are the extensions.conf stuff. You don't have them in
AGI. Just analyze the return value and do what you want.
AF.
Yuan LIU wrote:
Many built-in applications jump to current priority + 101 upon
unfavourable output. Does this apply to macros and AGI's also?
you could use one of the AGI libraries...
then you can just call a function to get the number.
AF.
Ralph Liebessohn wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to write a AGI in PHP to get the numbers dialed (with
read()), save it into a variable to insert it into a SQL server
database. But I cannot see
he is probably tried to install one of these All in one Asterisk CDs, that
effectively formats the hard drive and installs everything from scratch,
including the OS ;)
And, yes, it will happen again, if he re-runs this CD...
AF.
Doug Crompton wrote:
Formated your hardisk... wow that is
There is certainly an rpm. Not sure about 1.4, but at least for 1.2.
AF.
Robert A. Rawlinson wrote:
Yes you are correct. I do NOT plan to use it again. I have downloaded
the latest version and plan to do an install. I was hoping there might
be an rpm for it but does not seem to be. Thanks
hi
I never really programmed in PHP, I use Perl for my purposes.
I found a good AGI library for Perl and is happy with it. It allows me to call
functions instead of parsing the input.
While looking for my library, I saw at least one for PHP. So why not to use it?
In Perl it looks like:
my
well, I'm not rpm user anymore for several years already... Isn't it
http://www.rpmfind.com/ that is used to find the rpms?
AF.
Robert A. Rawlinson wrote:
Could you point me to where it is located? I had tried Suse and
sourceforge.
Bob Rawlinson
On Wed, 2007-01-10 at 20:18 +0100, Anton
had tried Suse and
sourceforge.
Bob Rawlinson
On Wed, 2007-01-10 at 20:18 +0100, Anton Frolov wrote:
There is certainly an rpm. Not sure about 1.4, but at least for 1.2.
AF.
Robert A. Rawlinson wrote:
Yes you are correct. I do NOT plan to use it again. I have downloaded
the latest
but some of the packages are labeled to be for SuSe 10.1 ...
AF.
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Wed, Jan 10, 2007 at 09:43:01PM +0100, Anton Frolov wrote:
well, I'm not rpm user anymore for several years already... Isn't it
http://www.rpmfind.com/ that is used to find the rpms?
It's meant
Dear List,
My problem is that the incoming Caller Id is not displayed on the local analog
phones (connected to a TDM400 card).
I receive the CID correctly from my telco, but when I place the call to the
internal analog line, the CID is not propagated.
An interesting point: when I try to place
thanks, Jerry
but I don't thinks it's a problem, since I correctly get the CID from external
line (moreover, I do some lookup of the received number in my LDAP database and
making some decisions based on it).
So when I call the Dial function, the CID is present in asterisk for sure.
AF.
Jerry
Olivier Saulnier wrote:
Hello,
I want to use AGI for give some information for a softphone, as:
exten = 0470022762,2,AGI(/ruby/ring.rb 192.168.0.10 5010)
We use Ruby langage.
The line doesn't worksin as this, but works with shell command.
Also, if i modify my ruby script for give in the
Olivier Saulnier wrote:
hello,
I try:
exten = 0470022762,2,agi,/ruby/ring.rb|192.168.0.10 5010
And it doesn't works again...
best regards,
Olivier S
you should use a separator between the arguments as well. try
exten = 0470022762,2,agi,/ruby/ring.rb|192.168.0.10|5010
AF.
why don't you want to manage everything in Ruby?
I would call the script with just the number called
exten = 302,s,agi,script,${EXTEN}
and then make all of the decisions based on the phone number inside of Ruby.
When registering a softphone, you could store its IP in a database. Then
your script
it was not a real code, but just a schema.
I can't write a more precise snippet of code, since I'm completely
unaware of your configuration.
But in any case, I would delegate all of the logic to your Ruby script
and keep the minimum in the extensions.conf.
AF.
Olivier Saulnier wrote:
Anton
Bruce Reeves wrote:
Nov 21 16:54:09 ERROR[6039] caller id.c: fsk_serie made mylen 0 (-9)
Nov 21 16:54:09 WARNING[6039] chan_zap.c: CallerID feed failed: Success
Nov 21 16:54:09 WARNING[6039] chan_zap.c: CallerID returned with error
on channel 'Zap/1-1'
I have exactly the same problem with
Dear all,
a newbie question...
I have two external lines (PSTN SIP) and two internal lines.
When receiving an incoming call, I correctly get the CID, but it's not
propagated to the internal lines. My analog phones shows External call
instead of the CID.
My analog device is a TDM400P (2 FXO + 2
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
And probably fxsks=3: I'm not sure whether or not KS is used in the
French telco .
signalling=fxs_ks
works Ok in France with both: France Telecom and Freebox.
AF.
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Noc Phibee wrote:
small question if you know the TDM400P: if the fxo module are
at the slot 4, the RJ11 connector are the number 4 ?
accordingly to the documentation I have, yes, it's the connector #4.
btw, why don't you put your module to the first slot? In this case you
would avoid this
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