On 11-08-24 12:26 PM, Steve Edwards wrote:
Un-top-posting again...
On 11-08-24 10:21 AM, Tim King wrote:
I have been testing this for a week now, and I am still struggling to
make it work. Here is the output from extension 11 just to show that
permissions are correct and asterisk can access faxnotify.php
On Wed, 24 Aug 2011, J Gao wrote:
Try put the php in the AGI directory and call it via AGI() in Asterisk.
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011, Steve Edwards wrote:
If the script does not conform to the AGI protocol, do not call it
with agi().
On Wed, 24 Aug 2011, Tim King wrote:
What does this mean? The suggestion from Jian did resolve the issue.
It may 'work' but it did not resolve the issue and may introduce
unpredictable behavior in the future.
When Asterisk executes an AGI, it creates an environment that is fed
to your program's STDIN. Asterisk expects that your program will read it.
Asterisk then expects to receive requests from your program via your
program writing to it's STDOUT and expects your program will read the
response via it's STDIN. This request/response cycle continues until
your program exits.
If your program violates this protocol it is not an AGI and you should
not expect stable behavior.
You have not resolved the issue that you cannot execute your program
via system().
I admit that using AGI() may not correct here. This is a work around
about passing multiple args to php script. (I had this trouble before.)
I would like to know what is the correct way to call the php script
through SYSTEM().
Jian
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