> On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 14:57 -0400, bruce bruce wrote:
>> Carlos, Thanks a lot for getting me started. That helps a great deal.
>> exten => _x.,1,NoOp(${EXTEN})
Since you're just getting started, there is an application specifically
written to send output to the CLI -- verbose(). It's more "obvious" and it
has additional functionality.
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010, Carlos Chavez wrote:
> As you can see agi_extension and agi_dnid should contain the number that
> the user dialed. Those are all the variables that are automatically
> sent to the AGI script from Asterisk.
agi_extension contains the extension (the bit after the equals sign) of
the statement that executes the AGI application. For example,
exten = s,n, agi(foo)
When "foo" examines agi_extension, it will contain "s"
> I do not know why you are getting the channel instead of the extension,
> you could try giving the extension as a parameter to the AGI script if
> you cannot get that from the included request variable.
Better to fix the really simple stuff before he gets to the complex stuff.
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