Right, well I tried a few things (I mean, days of things) and this is
what I came up with.
2 Questions:
1: Is there a simpler way?
2: Is there a trick to pass back a variable to the calling channel,
rather than setting a global?
(This is for an agi process that can take up to ten seconds to query
On two different systems I did the "timing test". Both are running asterisk
11.24.1
One system reported (with good audio)
It has been 1000 milliseconds and we got 50 timer ticks
the system with the garbled audio reported
It has been 1019 milliseconds and we got 51 timer ticks.
how do I know if t
On a newly installed idle 11.13.1 enabled system, I do also have:
CLI> module show like timing
Module Description Use
Count
res_timing_pthread.so pthread Timing Interface
0
res_timing_timerfd.so Timerfd Timing Interface
0
2 mod
tl;dr Is there ANY way/hack of just telling Asterisk to destroy *all*
WHILE loops it may be nested in at a certain time?
Reason: you know the thing about WHILE loops not only having to have
"seen" their endwhile to finish properly?
If not, a reminder before it gives you 3am sleepless nights:
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