On Thu, 2003-10-23 at 08:44, Muhammad Nasim wrote:
> Hi. I am using #include to include a file in extensions.conf. I have
> an agi perl script which modifies the #included file and then forces
> an asterisk reload with 'system("asterisk -rx reload")';
>
> After the reload I use set_context, set_extension and set_priority to
> tell asterisk where I want it to carry on from which is line 2 of the
> following.
>
> exten => *80,1,AGI(bla.pl, ${EXTEN})
> exten => *80,2,Background(please_wait_while)
> exten => *80,3,Hangup
>
> This works some of the time. However at other times the sip channel
> remains active and somehow asterisk doesn't find its way to line 2
> after the reload (although the reload still happens). So I don't get
> by Background or Hangup being executed some of the time.
>
> Can anyone point me in some direction with how to debug this
> intermittent behaviour further?
> Does anyone know of any issues with an agi script forcing a reload in
> this way?
Well, I wonder why you are doing the above actions. IF it is for a user
selectable dialplan like a day/night operation, maybe you should look
into setting those dialplans up in their own context and doing gotoif
based switching on a known variable. This is a lot better than changing
the in memory dialplan for this.
--
Steven Critchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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