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OK, I give up and come grovelling, "Fork" was suggested at 18:23, it's now 22:20 and I have been through 4 different methods, all block with a 2 second delay before returning to dialplan. Here are just some of the examples I have tried, as as per the suggestions, I am closing all possible outputs in the forked process. https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/multiprocessing.html

Hi all, we have just upgraded from Asterisk 11 to Asterisk 16. After porting all the config to 16 we figured out some major load problems. the majority running of our Asterisk instances is still having Asterisk 11 so we can compare load handling on both versions. On the same hardware configuration we see load differences that Asterisk 16 takes four times the load as Asterisk 11 (on 11 we see

Dear All, Is there anyone who is having FastAGI support for C & C++? We do have FastAGI working for the JAVA and rest of the language / script. But I am unable to find FastAGI for C/C++. Please let us know how to write FastAGI using C/C++. Thanks in Advance, Kashyap -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Folks, I want to build a custom IVR for my setup. I've got it working (well, the bells and whistles are not there yet, but the basic stuff works) using AGI, but I'm worried about how well this will scale. I've seen references to FastAGI, and presumably this will be more efficient. Question, though: how well do either of these (AGI or FastAGI) scale if my system is handling a large

I've got several issues with AGI/FastAGI 1. When an AGI script sends a command to Asterisk via stdin, why does Asterisk block and not return a result until the command is complete? Specifically, the dial command. If I send a Dial command to Asterisk, I don't get a return result until AFTER the call is HUNG UP. Not when it's ringing, not when the call is connected, but when it's

In PHP something like: $pid = pcntl_fork(); if ($pid != 0) { // we are the parent // do parent stuff exit; } // we are the child, detatch from terminal $sid = posix_setsid(); if ($sid < 0) { die; } // do child stuff On 04/19/2019 02:00 PM, Mark Wiater wrote: > On 4/19/2019 1:49 PM, Dovid Bender wrote: >> Mark, >> >> I am using PHP agi and when forking

I'm looking to develop some custom AGI that will be MySQL intensive. It appears Asterisk supports many different development environments. Which would be best suited for Asterisk and MySQL? Bart

Hello! I have developed an IVR using AGI and so far it works great. I'm using Cepstral voices, but now want to use the voices from AT & T that are on a Windows server to be heard best. With cepstral what I do is to generate audio files from shipping and this text I reproduce this method it has worked very well. Now, try to do the same by creating the audio file in windows with the

Hi, I have come across an odd problem. Basically I am transferring a call to an agent. The agent is logged in and set as paused. In order to find which agent to call I am using a fastagi script to just set a variable. When it falls through the agi script and dials the agent (using the variable) it doesn't connect the call properly to the agent. I get the beep but no audio (along with

Hi, @josh, We are using AGI. It is a very simple perl script. If we need to move to FastAGI we most likely would port it to ARI instead. But I let you know. @john, we using Perl. To see if it is a problem with the perl i had put an "exit 0" just at the first lines so there is no logic done at the AGI. It's only the start up and return from AGI what produces the most of the load.

Hi all - Searching for java agi in the mailing list archives turns up ancient posts. Anyone else using java for their AGI? How well is it working & what are you using? My script is pretty simple, and I could write it with perl easy enough, but I just would feel better if I can keep most programming code for our system in java. Thank you- Matt

Hello list, Hope you all doing well! Recently, I had an issue with a FastAGI PHP script, which under some specific situation would run into an infinity loop, consuming all CPU resources. This also was preventing Asterisk to terminated the call properly because it was waiting for the AGI to return... The application uses AGIspeedy to process the AGI calls, not sure if this can be affecting this

I've noticed that Asterisk AGI scripts don't terminate when a call is answered. Does anyone know how to do this? I would think that this would be a very big problem, if the scripts stayed in memory, doing nothing, until the call terminates. Not only do you have to have a process for routing each call, but all the previous calls, that are still in progress, also have scripts running. It

Some questions regarding calling Fast AGI from the dial plan. Considering that the server side of the Fast AGI has to be able to a) use threading and b) connect to MySQL, this causes some serious limitations. I'm not a C programmer, so development options are either perl or python. It appears that the perl DBI isn't thread safe, so that rules out Perl. Python's database interfaces

Hello all, I upgraded my R workstation, and to my dismay, only one core appears to be used during intensive computation of a bioconductor function. What I have now is two dual-core Xeon 5160 CPUs and 10 GB RAM. When I fully load it, top reports about 25% user, 75% idle and 0.98 short-term load. The archives gave nothing helpful besides mention of snow. I thought of posting to HPC, but this system

Hello, We would like to continue a Perl AGI after a Dial() it has done completes following caller hangup. We would like to do this in the same AGI, and not using a new AGI from the 'h' extension. It works fine when the called party hangs up and the 'g' option is used, but not for caller hangup. Is this possible? If not a confirmation that this is the case would be very helpful.

Hi folks -- I have a FastAGI Perl script running, handling calls. It works great. At one point I have a Dial() command. If the called party hangs up, Dial() returns 0, and when I call my own recordCdr() function using the channel variables ANSWEREDTIME, DIALEDTIME and DIALSTATUS, everything is fine. However, if the called party picks up, and then the dialing party hangs up Dial() returns -1,

I don't know AGIspeedy, but I have some PHP scripts where I set a connect timeout using streams. Example using https, but should be easily adaptable to non-s http.: $pbxsh_bin = @file_get_contents("https://blah.blah.blah", FALSE, @stream_context_create(array('https' => array('timeout' => 5, "verify_peer"=>false,

Hello, I did some tests because i'm interesting to transfer a non stasis bridge to a stasis bridge and i found a strange situation. A call B B answer You have a bridge On my asterisk CLI: xivo*CLI> bridge show b1d8fb21-ec6d-469a-9dde-bb6bfd5618cc Id: b1d8fb21-ec6d-469a-9dde-bb6bfd5618cc Type: basic Technology: simple_bridge Num-Channels: 2 Channel: SIP/tcu9tz-00000032 Channel:

Hi all, Running 1.2.14 When I call a FastAGI script such as this script for an incoming call: [calldirect] exten=>s,1,Answer() exten=>s,2,AGI(agi://192.168.1.175/calldirect?check&${CALLERID(num)}) exten=>s,3,Goto(check_time,s,1) and the FastAGI server is not running (Asterisk gets "connection refused" TCP error), Asterisk just terminates the call like so: May 17