Please don't top post.
On Fri, 15 Mar 2013, Gustavo Salvador wrote:
The reason I have not to use an AGI library and also use bash shells is
because the asterisk box I'm working on, have not AGI library, there is
installed on a basic first version of Centos, and it is not an asterisk
pure box. It's from a vendor, and also have some annoyances specially
with the settings and configuration files. And I can not upgrade it,
because it is running production.
By the way, I have just get what I need. The bash shell if anyone is
interested is:
#!/usr/bin/bash
echo "EXEC \"Dial\" \"DAHDI/g2/$1\""
read line
Can we at least pretend to follow the protocol? :)
#!/bin/bash
# discard the AGI variables
while [ -s "$(read)" ]
do
:
done
# dial the number from the command line
echo "exec dial dahdi/g2/$1"
# ignore the response
read
# (end of agiFile.agi)
At least this way, the 'next guy' won't pull out his hair wondering why
the response to 'dial' is 'agi_request: agiFile.agi'
BTW, you do not have to name an AGI 'example.agi'. 'example.sh' or just
'example' will do just fine.
If you don't have PHP or Perl, how about C? You could always compile on a
VM on another box.
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