show channels is giving me a line like: Local/call_out at playfile-981a,2!local-playfile!call_out!4!Up!MeetMe!PA0008|1qt!3175661010!!3!2!(None) I extract from that the following ID: Local/call_out at smvoice-local-public-address-playfile-981a I am trying to do the AMI "Action: Hangup" command (which I have used before). and I am getting: Response: Error\r\nMessage: No such channel\r\n\r\n Using that same function I made for just passing to it the ID of the channel, I can successfully hangup SIP channels. Can I not "hangup" a local channel? Jerry
In article <4E9C3CBF.1070002 at pagestation.com>, Jerry Geis <geisj at pagestation.com> wrote:> show channels is giving me a line like: > Local/call_out at playfile-981a,2!local-playfile!call_out!4!Up!MeetMe!PA0008|1qt!3175661010!!3!2!(None) > > I extract from that the following ID: > Local/call_out at smvoice-local-public-address-playfile-981a > > I am trying to do the AMI "Action: Hangup" command (which I have used > before). > > and I am getting: > Response: Error\r\nMessage: No such channel\r\n\r\n > > Using that same function I made for just passing to it the ID of the > channel, I can successfully hangup SIP channels. > > Can I not "hangup" a local channel?Yes, you can. The problem was in specifying the channel. You need to include the ,2 or the ,1 which is part of the channel name. The "smvoice-local-public-address-" part of your description puzzled me. It looked from your first line as if the local channel name should be Local/call_out at playfile-981a,2 Cheers Tony -- Tony Mountifield Work: tony at softins.co.uk - http://www.softins.co.uk Play: tony at mountifield.org - http://tony.mountifield.org
On 10/17/2011 10:33 AM, Jerry Geis wrote:> show channels is giving me a line like: > Local/call_out at playfile-981a,2!local-playfile!call_out!4!Up!MeetMe!PA0008|1qt!3175661010!!3!2!(None) > > > I extract from that the following ID: > Local/call_out at smvoice-local-public-address-playfile-981a > > I am trying to do the AMI "Action: Hangup" command (which I have used > before). > > and I am getting: > Response: Error\r\nMessage: No such channel\r\n\r\n > > Using that same function I made for just passing to it the ID of the > channel, I can successfully hangup SIP channels. > > Can I not "hangup" a local channel? > > JerrySorry - I thought the ",2" needed to be removed. If I leave it in the ID string I am able to kill the Local channel. jerry