Hello list,
we are developing a new application that uses the Manager API in order to
find a set of channels where variables are set in a predefined way. To do
this, we currently send a Status command to obtain all available channels
and then query them all, one by one, fot the status of a c
Hi Lenz,
Why not do it the same way as you do the queue log (for queuemetrics)?
i.e. have a program which captures all events (or certain events), logs them
to a MySql database and then you just query the database.
There are many packages out there that run an Asterisk manager command at
freque
Hi Earl,
I was looking for something completely stateless - the problem with the
approach you propose is that sometimes an event gets lost, or not logged
correctly, and an engine like QueueMetrics' contains way too much code to
handle such cases, even though Asterisk's logging facilities ar
Hi!
> I was thinking that there must be a way to tell Asterisk "give me a
> complete dump of all the available channel information including
> variables"
In Asterisk 1.4: "show application DumpChan"
Cheers, Philipp
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DumpChan (it's there in 1.2 as well) would be great, if it were a manager
command where you can choose the channel to dump and not a diaplan
function that outputs the current channel config to the CLI.
l.
In data Wed, 18 Apr 2007 02:30:09 +0200, Philipp von Klitzing
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On 17 Apr 2007, at 22:32, Lenz wrote:
Hello list,
we are developing a new application that uses the Manager API in
order to find a set of channels where variables are set in a
predefined way. To do this, we currently send a Status command to
obtain all available channels and then query th
