Hi Everyone,
I have a php file that if an argument is passed to it, it will echo a number
back. I am looking to use system() in dial-plan to send ${EXTEN} to it and
then to get that processed value back from the php file and put it in $var
back into asterisk dial-plan. While trying this method
On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 12:00 -0400, bruce bruce wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I have a php file that if an argument is passed to it, it will echo a
number back. I am looking to use system() in dial-plan to send
${EXTEN} to it and then to get that processed value back from the php
file and put it in
I would think AGI would be better. ?
I don't think system() returns anything, except maybe a success/fail ?
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Hi Carlso,
Thanks for the input. I have done this in php and am not familiar with
phpagi.
So, there is absolutely no way to temporarily solve this problem by getting
the value back from php file?
Wondering if it would require a lot of work to change the php file to
phpagi?
Thanks,
Bruce
On Mon,
On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 13:41 -0400, bruce bruce wrote:
Hi Carlso,
Thanks for the input. I have done this in php and am not familiar with
phpagi.
So, there is absolutely no way to temporarily solve this problem by
getting the value back from php file?
Wondering if it would require a
Carlos, Thanks a lot for getting me started. That helps a great deal.
Currently, the *$agi-request['agi_extension']; returns the SIP channel
info with IP and I want that to be the incoming DID number. *
*
*
*My dialplan output is this for line one:*
**exten = _x.,1,NoOp(${EXTEN})
*415444555*
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, Carlos Chavez wrote:
You can even send parameters to the AGI via the command line like:
exten = _x.,1,AGI(sample.agi,param1,param2) //Use comma for 1.6 or |
for 1.4 or below
Comma works fine in 1.2.
--
Thanks in advance,
Hi again,
So, I have this but NoOp shows a random SIP info value rather then the one
passed to it. Just to test, I am sending $didin as argument to test.php and
then expect it back as $didgot back into dialplan. But it seems that either
send or receive has problem because no matter what I put as
If you do an agi set debug on from the CLI and run your AGI you
should see something like this:
[Jun 10 12:53:00] VERBOSE[8515] res_agi.c: SIP/206-0d9bAGI Tx
agi_request: auth.agi
[Jun 10 12:53:00] VERBOSE[8515] res_agi.c: SIP/206-0d9bAGI Tx
agi_channel: SIP/206-0d9b
[Jun 10
Thanks for pointing to the debug. I found that the path to phpagi was not
right and since I fixed that everything seems to work fine.
Now, I want to know if I can use a phpagi command to check the status of SIP
Peer if it is online and registered or not. I know I can use *grep with
asterisk rx
On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 14:57 -0400, bruce bruce wrote:
Carlos, Thanks a lot for getting me started. That helps a great deal.
exten = _x.,1,NoOp(${EXTEN})
Since you're just getting started, there is an application specifically
written to send output to the CLI -- verbose(). It's more obvious
Go to http://phpagi.sourceforge.net/ and check the documentation.
Basically you can run any command you can run on the CLI or
extensions.conf. To get the status of a SIP peer I would recommend
using AMI. PHPAGI also has a library to connect to the AMI and send
commands.
On Mon,
Thanks for the input. I actually did use verbose() and that is when I
noticed that my path to phpagi was not right since nothing was coming
through.
For return value prior to fixing phpagi path, I was getting:
*NoOp(SIP/64.111.222.111-0ca7, )*
which actually is just right because if you
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, bruce bruce wrote:
Thanks for the input. I actually did use verbose() and that is when I
noticed that my path to phpagi was not right since nothing was coming
through. For return value prior to fixing phpagi path, I was getting:
NoOp(SIP/64.111.222.111-0ca7, )
which
I do have a rather bigger project coming my way and I would really like to
know how to do the *feeding a text file into the STDIN of your AGI so you
can debug completely external to Asterisk*
*
*
*However, for this project, it seems that I can use php system() along with
grep to see the status of
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, bruce bruce wrote:
However, for this project, it seems that I can use php system() along
with grep to see the status of a peer with one line of code:
asterisk -rx sip show peer $sip_peer | grep -c X-Lite'
Above ^^^ in Linux prompt returns 1 if $sip_peer is registered
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