On Sun, 27 Jan 2008, Vincent wrote:
> If someone has an idea why it's required to use a full path for the
> file to be written, I'm interested.
If you don't specify a path, the current working directory of the
executing process is used. So, the question is, what is the CWD of your
AGI process? Unless you change it in your AGI, it will be the CWD of the
parent, Asterisk.
To see what the CWD is, try something like this, either from your dialplan
or your AGI.
system(set >/tmp/my-environment)
system("set >/tmp/my-environment");
Here's a snippet from my /etc/init.d/asterisk file:
env --ignore-environment\
DATABASE-DATABASE=$DATABASE_DATABASE\
DATABASE-PASSWORD=$DATABASE_PASSWORD\
DATABASE-SERVER=$DATABASE_SERVER\
DATABASE-USER=$DATABASE_USER\
HOST=$HOST\
PATH=/usr/local/bin/:/bin/\
$ASTERISK $START_OPTIONS
Thus, nothing that I don't know about is in Asterisk's environment. And
no, I'm not a control freak. Honestly. No, I mean it.
Thanks in advance,
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