Hi,
I noticed that when dial terminates it does not return to the dialplan,
and therefore can not execute any entry after Dial().
Is there any trick to overcome this limitation ?
How I am supposed to handle the returned vales DIALEDTIME, ANSWEREDTIME if
I can not execute
We recently discussed DeadAGI on the list - I'd check the archives
first.
I just finished doing a write up on DeadAGI and Perl on my website if
you're interested.
DeadAGI *can* be very reliable if done properly.
- Darren
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First, if you want to use that, you may want pass the call tracknum to
the myagi.agi,
so you will know which call the dialedtime and answeredtime belongs to.
But you can use the Dial 'g' option that doesn't hangup up both legs of
the call when the called party hangs up.
selmak se wrote:
Thank you for your answer,
Is the call tracknum stored in some variable?
Could you let me know how to pass a call tracknum to an AGI.
Se.-
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From: Ruddy Gbaguidi
First, if you want to use that, you may want pass the call tracknum to
the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], selmak se [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed that when dial terminates it does not return to the dialplan,
and therefore can not execute any entry after Dial().
Is there any trick to overcome this limitation ?
You can give the 'g' option to Dial, but that
