In the previous reply you told me to use new "OUTBOUND" connection.
But in this post you mention "INBOUND" connection.
That confusion only made me to ask the question once again. Pardon me if I
made any mistake.
Making a new inbound connection does the task. Thanks for that.
On Sat, Nov 28, 200
I told you to make a new separate inbound connection back to the server from
your script, do not use the same one thta was tethered to the call because
its too late to use that one.
Why do I have to answer you twice?
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 3:27 AM, lakshmanan ganapathy
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> Hi, Any help or
Your using outbound socket and you hangup the call, so it tells you it
is done with the server disconnected message and drops the
connection. This is all as expected. I guess I don't understand what
you think is the problem. This code is doing exactly what I would
expect it to do.
Mike
Hi, Any help or suggestion regarding my previous post. Especially
"I also noted that, if I don't receive any events, especially
"SERVER_DISCONNECTED", then the connection is in established state, but once
I receive the "SERVER_DISCONNECTED" event, the connection is closed. Is it
correct??"
Here is
I've tried the following program as per the suggestion that you've told. But
it seems, no success. Once the connection is closed, I created a new
connection and I send originate to originate a new call. But it is not
working.
require ESL;
use IO::Socket::INET;
use Data::Dumper;
my $ip = "192.168.
Yes Mr. Collins, I've tried with shed_api. But I was not able to control, if
the user reject the call.
I made a shed_api to originate a call to 1000 and If it is answered, I'll
transfer the call to 9097 (So it comes to my program, refer the dialplan in
my question). But what happens if the user 10
or open a new outbound connection at the end of your script so you can send
your originate command.
Since the channel hanging up will close your existing connection since it's
only an outbound single session socket.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 11:51 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
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On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 3:25 AM, lakshmanan ganapathy
wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using perl ESL to control the call in freeswitch.
> I'm having the following scenario, but not able to get it right.
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Hi,
I'm using perl ESL to control the call in freeswitch.
I'm having the following scenario, but not able to get it right.
Dialplan:
1. User A calls to an extention (1000).
2. My ESL program will be running, and it answers the call.
3. Then the program will