On Mon, 2003-03-17 at 11:36, Stefano Finetti wrote: > I was wondering about a little php-based GUI to manage Asterisk Extensions. > > Many way to obtain this, but i think that implementing in a php script the > AGI Commands should obtain the best results (more, the best result would > come with AGI+Mysql instead of a text file like extensions.conf but...).
Text files would be better than a database since you could comment on what you are trying to do with a text file. Also a text file can be munged easier than a database when a change in argument format comes out such as the function style of calling apps in asterisk. Maybe if you need webbased configuration you could make a script that held your working copy either in a flat file or text file , then generated a new extensions.conf file as you commit changes. Once commited, you make a call to asterisk to reload via the manager port. > The problem is that I've tried to understand *where* and *how* apply AGI > commands, without, of course, any good result. > > In which way AGI commands are passed to asterisk? > Into the console? > Executing applications via extensions.conf? AGI commands come from a script invoked by asterisk itself, and communicate via STDIN/STDOUT with asterisk. -- Steven Critchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
