On Monday, Jun 23, 2003, at 10:34 America/Los_Angeles, James Golovich
wrote:
No point in reinventing the wheel here. PersistentPerl (aka SpeedyCGI)
can eliminate the startup cost for using perl with AGIs.
It works great, and even allows the processes to reuse database
connections
Speed is not th
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Great work!
Uriel
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Remove the space behind .com, like so http://asterisk
Ask Bjørn
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On Tuesday, Jun 17, 2003, at 20:43 America/Los_Angeles, Anthony
Minessale wrote:
Here is a copy of the first release (comments appreciated)
http://asterisk.650dialup.com
For some reason the page cannot be found.
http://asterisk.650dialup.com
what does it do?
Uriel
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On Monday 23 June 2003 03:24 pm, Jordan Peterson wrote:
> Jerk
And one who is contributing to the development of Asterisk.
If you aren't the patient type and would like immediate answers
to your questions, I strongly advise calling Digium and buying a
support contract. The support techs are very
Jerk
On Mon, 2003-06-23 at 13:02, Steven Critchfield wrote:
> replying to 2 other threads with your problem is not the way to get
> people to answer your question. If you search the archive you will see
> that voice modems are not really supported. This is why you don't hear
> audio. Now quit bei
replying to 2 other threads with your problem is not the way to get
people to answer your question. If you search the archive you will see
that voice modems are not really supported. This is why you don't hear
audio. Now quit being impatient and _DEMANDING_ support.
On Mon, 2003-06-23 at 13:07, Jo
Would anyone be so kind as to explain why no voice is heard through the
phone when calling?
Thanks.
On Mon, 2003-06-23 at 10:34, James Golovich wrote:
> No point in reinventing the wheel here. PersistentPerl (aka SpeedyCGI)
> can eliminate the startup cost for using perl with AGIs.
>
> It work
No point in reinventing the wheel here. PersistentPerl (aka SpeedyCGI)
can eliminate the startup cost for using perl with AGIs.
It works great, and even allows the processes to reuse database
connections
James
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003, Anthony Minessale wrote:
> That is probably possible and not t
That is probably possible and not too difficult.
I learned what AGI was about 30 minutes after I was finished
with the last revision of app_perl where I added support to
launch a perl function in a thread
(BTW I am suspicious that you
may ironically need perl with no threads compiled for i
On Tuesday, Jun 17, 2003, at 20:43 America/Los_Angeles, Anthony
Minessale wrote:
Here is a copy of the first release (comments appreciated)
http://asterisk.650dialup.com
Although I haven't had time to play with it: very neat!
- ask
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http://www.askbjoernhansen.com/
> I was telling a story of what inspired me to write this module that
> embeds a perl interpreter into the asterisk process and to see if
> anyone was interested in it (IT'S AN EXPERIMENT) What I get are
> several replies telling me to RTFM and I would no longer need to solve
> the problem that ins
ok,
I'm not opposed to finding other ways to do the same thing.
I got the impression my opening comments explaining
how the apple fell on my head may have been the only part anyone took notice of while skimming over all these articles so I'll chill and assume it's not flaming =)
Here is a
Anthony,
Don't take the comments about your work too seriously.
We like to do things the easiest way, and its their way of helping you .
I liked your work. Could you show us a database example of your work.
Peter
At 14:19 17/06/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>ok forget it I was telling a story
While I can only comment on what was on the list and not about what may
have been sent privately, I think some of the comments should have been
taken more lightly as they just showed you more ways to do it.
I admit that it is cool to have been able to do that, I have
reservations about "mod_perl"
ok forget it
I was telling a story of what inspired me to write this module
that embeds a perl interpreter into the asterisk process and
to see if anyone was interested in it (IT'S AN EXPERIMENT)
What I get are several replies telling me to RTFM and I would no longer need to solve the pro
On Tuesday 17 June 2003 10:22, Anthony Minessale wrote:
> I just made my first 2 modules for asterisk (The 1st one is
> depriciated already).
>
> I was annoyed that i couldn't get GotoIf to take any expressions
> besides a boolean then i made a module to mimic gotoif and parse a
> few expressions l
Of course you can use Gotoif with expressions.
Gotoif,$[${VAR} > 12]?1|4:1|5
Martin
On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Anthony Minessale wrote:
>
> I just made my first 2 modules for asterisk (The 1st one is depriciated already).
>
> I was annoyed that i couldn't get GotoIf to take any expressions besides a
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