Is there any documentation you guys can point us to in order to learn more about the proper use of the Local channel? We don't currently use it. However, while evaluating other people's billing and management systems for Asterisk, we noticed they make extensive use of it. Thanks, Daniel
Eric "ManxPower" Wieling
2007-Jan-10 12:38 UTC
[asterisk-users] Proper use of the Local channel
lists@infoway.net wrote:> Is there any documentation you guys can point us to in order to learn more about the proper use of the Local channel? We don't currently use it. However, while evaluating other people's billing and management systems for Asterisk, we noticed they make extensive use of it.Did you read localchannel.txt in the asterisk docs directory in the source tree?
No, I haven't. I'll start there. Thanks On Wed, January 10, 2007 2:38 pm, "Eric \"ManxPower\" Wieling" <eric@fnords.org> said:> lists@infoway.net wrote: >> Is there any documentation you guys can point us to in order to learn more about >> the proper use of the Local channel? We don't currently use it. However, while >> evaluating other people's billing and management systems for Asterisk, we noticed >> they make extensive use of it. > > Did you read localchannel.txt in the asterisk docs directory in the > source tree? >
Mike D'Ambrogia
2007-Jan-10 22:11 UTC
[asterisk-users] AGI - Getting the passed parameters
Need to figure out how to grab the passed variable in my php AGI script I pass it in via the Dialplan like this: exten => 420,1,Answer exten => 420,n,DigitTimeout(5) exten => 420,n,ResponseTimeout(10) exten => 420,n,Flite("enter the one digit code") exten => 420,n,Read(CODE,beep,1) exten => 420,n,AGI(yy.php|${CODE}) Inside of yy.php how would I reference ${CODE} to expose it?? It doesn't seem to come in with the standard variables that asterisk passes to the AGI, at least the debugging loop that I have writing to log file doesn't expose it as part of the std variables mike