Many thanks for the testing. I have raised a bug report and we will see if it gains any support.

The file name as you can imagine is generated from a set of variables, the idea is to make life simple but if the replay tool doesn't support it the reverse.

Interesting that Playback() supports complicated file names.

Regards

J

-----Original Message----- From: Steve Edwards
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 10:09 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] ControlPlayback can not replay complicated file names

On Thu, 10 Apr 2014, Jonathan White wrote:

If not sure if I am looking at a bug or expected behaviour as I do not see anything in the documentation.

ControlPlayback can not replay complicated file names

For example it can replay
1005
but it can not replay
1005-2014-04-08_23:58:17

On Thu, 10 Apr 2014, Eric Wieling wrote:

This doesn't fix the issue, but a work around might be to try using file names without the any : in them

Seems 'bug-worthy' to me.

Here's some more confusion using Asterisk 11.8.1:

Play a file with colons in the file name:

-- Executing [*@default:3] ControlPlayback("IAX2/6002-1095", "/tmp/2014-04-10-13:31:03") in new stack -- <IAX2/6002-1095> Playing '/tmp/2014-04-10-13:31:03.slin' (language 'en')
    -- ControlPlayback seek to offset 0 from end

1) There is no 'slin' file, only a 'wav.'

2) I didn't specify any offset. Note that 'core show application
controlplayback' does not mention anything about seek from end.

3) No audio is played.

Play a file with quoted colons:

-- Executing [*@default:3] ControlPlayback("IAX2/6002-106", "/tmp/2014-04-10-13\:31\:03") in new stack -- <IAX2/6002-106> Playing '/tmp/2014-04-10-13:31:03.slin' (language 'en')
    -- ControlPlayback seek to offset 0 from end

1) No slin file.

2) No offset.

3) No audio.

4) No quotes in 'Playing' message.

-- Executing [*@default:3] ControlPlayback("IAX2/6002-461", "/tmp/foo") in new stack
    -- <IAX2/6002-461> Playing '/tmp/foo.slin' (language 'en')

1) Still no slin file.

2) /tmp/foo.wav is played, audio is heard.

So...

1) You should report it as a bug.

2) Eric's right -- you should not use colons in file names. Even if
controlplayback() allowed them, they always seem to cause problems
somewhere.

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