On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 7:18 PM, David Backeberg <dbackeb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> shebang /path/to/bash
>
> PATH=$1
> lame --arguments $1.wav $1.mp3
> if [ -f {$1}.mp3 ] ; then
> rm {$1}.wav
And my silly code sample hasn't been debugged, and I can spot one
glaring bug, and another less important bug. (gotta close the if with
a fi, I declare PATH and never use it, and I'm not certain that the
declare will work without a 'declare' statement)
Your dialplan sample was missing an essential step, which was
System()
that actually kicks off your command. You could also use it to kick
off the bash script, like
System(path_to_script path_argument_for_script)
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