Hi guys,
> Hi guys, > > From the drift of the mailing list most people seem to use perl for their > AGI scripts. > > I personally have more experience with Python. > > Could you please advise why or if Perl is more suitable? > > Is it faster? > > Better supported? > > More documentation? > > Or any other comments. > > Our environment is multiple asterisks in multiple cities, we plan to be a > PSTN gateway, and also handle IVR work. > > I could be convinced to use Perl but just am looking for some pointers. > > Peter >I am no coder but I thought that the beauty of AGI was that it really didn't care what language you used.. So you are able to use what ever language you are happiest with seeing as it is you who is going to be creating and managing whatever systems you create.. But thats just my non-technical view.. :) Later.. -- ______________________________________________ http://www.linuxmail.org/ Now with e-mail forwarding for only US$5.95/yr Powered by Outblaze
HI List, I have two SIP phones. one is 6002, w: which is behind a NAT, and another is 5009 which has public IP . When a call between 6002 to 5009, the 6002 cannot hear any from 5009, and 5009 did hear from 6002. And in the sip debug, I see following message Sip read: SIP/2.0 481 CallLeg/Transaction Does Not Exist and I specified in sip.conf [6002] type=friend host=dynamic nat=1 qualify=yes [5009] type=friend host=dynamic nat=1 qualify=yes Can anyone help me what can be wrong ??? Thanks, George Lin
> >From the drift of the mailing list most people seem to use perl for their >AGI scripts. > >I personally have more experience with Python. > >Could you please advise why or if Perl is more suitable? > >Is it faster? > >Better supported? > >More documentation?i use perl because its a language im more familiar with, there are lots of CPAN modules available to aid with the type of applications i make and most of all its more supported thanks to the wonderful asterisk-perl module that makes agi development a lot easier. asterisk-perl can be found here: http://asterisk.gnuinter.net/ and theres a specific mailing list setup (available on the above url) to help answer any asterisk-perl specific problems. so yes, it is better supported, and there are more examples in perl than with any other language. speed im not so sure about, and nothing has a ton of documentation yet. personally id suggest you stick with what you know initially - if you prefer writing in python then thats probably the best language for you to develop in. good luck duncan
canreinvite=no in the sip entry of the phone on the inside of the NAT. See other posts on the list. Just search with google and add site:lists.digium.com Greetings, Tjardick ----- Original Message ----- From: "George Lin" <glin@cosini.com> To: <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com> Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 9:33 AM Subject: [Asterisk-Users] SIP problem with asterisk> > > HI List, > > I have two SIP phones. one is 6002, w: > > which is behind a NAT, and another is 5009 which has public IP . > > When a call between 6002 to 5009, the 6002 cannot hear any from 5009, and > 5009 did hear from 6002. > > And in the sip debug, I see following message > > Sip read: > SIP/2.0 481 CallLeg/Transaction Does Not Exist > > > and I specified in sip.conf > [6002] > > type=friend > host=dynamic > nat=1 > qualify=yes > > [5009] > > type=friend > host=dynamic > nat=1 > qualify=yes > > Can anyone help me what can be wrong ??? > > Thanks, > > George Lin > > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > >