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07:28.25tirejhi everyone
07:30.49tirejguys do you see any problem in this dialplan -> http://ideone.com/aBBhu5 and this script -> http://ideone.com/B3gVij . i just can not get the arg in agi from dialplan.
07:33.13tirejbtw, the agi script is gets executed during the test just no arg.
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08:57.53tuxd00dtirej: You really need to complete your dialplan.  And asking a question like that is like asking someone to find something wrong in a piece of art.
08:59.08tirejtuxd00d, my question was all about sending arg to the agi from dialplan.
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09:01.48tuxd00dWhat does the manual say?
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09:02.15tirejtuxd00d, it's just says you can send as is -. AGI(agi.py, param)
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09:07.42tuxd00dIt seems your question is python related.
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09:14.03tuxd00dhttp://www.pythonforbeginners.com/system/python-sys-argv
09:16.20tirejtuxd00d, agi.verbose("got digit %s" % sys.argv[1]) this does not return anything but wheny i change to sys.argv[0] it gives me the filename
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09:19.05tuxd00dHave you tried passing the argument like  â€˜1’ or “1”, instead of 1.
09:19.31tuxd00dIt has been a long time since I’ve done any AGI, so I don’t remember what is needed.
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09:46.12tirejtuxd00d, wow i did not try that way. let me try it.
09:48.16tirejtuxd00d, nope. not working
09:49.34tuxd00dI’m not sure then. Like I said, not my area of expertise.
09:57.40tirejtuxd00d, thanks anyway.
09:57.48tuxd00d:)
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10:55.36SamotThat's because when you pass stuff like agi(test.php var1 var2)
10:55.42SamotIt executes from the cLI
10:55.59SamotSo you would need to call on the var array which starts at 0
10:56.05SamotLike all numeric arrays.
10:56.18SamotThat's not AGI, that's python or php.
11:04.52Samottirej: When are you actually going to write more than one line?
11:05.29Samotagi.verbose("got digit %s" % sys.argv[1]) <-- What's this
11:05.48SamotHow does it know you got digits if you have told it to wait and accept digits?
11:06.08SamotHow does it know you got digits if you haven't told it to wait and accept digits?
11:08.08tirejSamot, <tuxd00d> http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/system/python-sys-argv
11:08.57tirejSamot, <Samot> agi.verbose("got digit %s" % sys.argv[1]) <-- What's this <-- this is printing the first arg to the stdout
11:10.06tirejSamot, i had no time try to make it work and write more than one line to solve my problem.
11:10.26SamotExcept you arent sending any stdout
11:11.26SamotOh youre sending a 1
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11:13.52SamotWhy is there another % in there?
11:14.30SamotWhy do you have "got digit %s " % sys.argv[1])
11:14.40SamotThere's no % between the two options.
11:14.43SamotIt's ,
11:15.09tirejSamot, its python operator
11:15.16SamotIt should be ("got digit %s", sys.argv[1])
11:15.25SamotBut what is the operator for?
11:15.35SamotWhy is it in a position it's not supposed to be?
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11:17.56tirejSamot, this is ("got digit %s", sys.argv[1]) as is  ("got digit %s" % sys.argv[1])
11:18.47SamotWhat's the actually result?
11:19.01SamotLike you show a lot of one line code, talk about how it never works..
11:19.13SamotBut you really lack showing any testing results.
11:19.30SamotSo we can actually see what is going on. At this point, you should know we're going to want to see this stuff.
11:19.32tirejLet me give you two results just one sec.
11:19.36SamotNot just look at snippets.
11:23.27tirejSamot, this is when i read the second arg (argv[1]) --> http://ideone.com/bs77ev and this is for the first arg(argv[0]) --> http://ideone.com/j8dAck
11:24.01SamotActually the first arg[0] is the script
11:24.05tirejyes
11:25.11tirejif u look at the #L31 --> http://ideone.com/j8dAck it points somehow to the script in verbose but for the second arg there is no verbose at all
11:25.37SamotThat's because verbose doesn't have two arguments.
11:25.58Samotverbose("Everything here works", "nothing here works")
11:26.23tirejSamot, i did these test two of them separately
11:26.27SamotIt just needs to be verbose("All NoOp output goes here, nothing here");
11:27.21SamotThat's because the argument didn't get passed it seems.
11:27.49SamotHow bout just doing something like verbose("$arg")
11:29.56tirejsame
11:30.30SamotShow it!!!
11:30.37tirejone sec.
11:33.01tirejSamot, len(sys.argv) is 1 so it does not pass the arg to the agi
11:33.10tirejsomething wrong with dialplan
11:33.53tirejuh sorry the output >> <PJSIP/1000-00000082>AGI Rx << VERBOSE "len of argv: " 1
11:34.10SamotDude, I don't want to deal in snippets.
11:34.19SamotI want to see the call in full.
11:34.25tirejokay
11:34.44Samotdialplan looks correct.
11:35.10SamotPass more than one arguement.
11:35.15SamotPass more than one argument.
11:35.20SamotSee if it sees those.
11:35.30tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/FG6q3r
11:35.53tirejokay looking to the dialplan and ll try more than one arg
11:37.05tirejNope, still-> <PJSIP/1000-00000086>AGI Rx << VERBOSE "len of argv: " 1
11:37.31SamotK, so use the command to print the full argv arary.
11:37.37SamotK, so use the command to print the full argv array.
11:37.43SamotSee what is actually *IN* it.
11:38.12SamotDo you need to pass a system argument with the AGI?
11:38.20SamotI thought this was to collect DTMF tones?
11:40.47tirejSamot, i'll collect, store and pass them to the agi the first two process will be in dialplan
11:41.09SamotWhy do you need to pass them that way?
11:41.32SamotAre you doing Set(var1=${var1})
11:42.07SamotOh wait, you're doing nothing. It's one line of code.
11:42.27SamotIf you're going to store the DTMF in the variable via dialplan THEN execute your AGI...
11:42.39SamotYou don't need to send them as system arguments.
11:42.47SamotYou just call on the variable within the AGI.
11:42.52SamotLike all other channel variables.
11:43.16tirejuhm.
11:43.41SamotYou didn't know that?
11:43.56tireji knew but not tried. sht
11:44.08SamotUnless the Python AGI library doesn't do that for some reason.
11:44.13SamotBut I don't see why it wouldn't.
11:44.21SamotIt should have a set and get variable function.
11:46.54SamotI wrote an entire time clocking IVR system
11:47.05SamotBasically does the exact same thing you are trying do to.
11:47.15SamotThey have to call in, hit an option to clock in or out.
11:48.00SamotThen to an IVR that prompts for an Client ID or number, then ask for agency they are with and then their employee ID.
11:48.18tirejuhm. so dialplan for me to send just 1 to the agi(get from var) is'd be like this i guess -> exten => s,1,Set(var1=1) and exten => s,2,AGI(test.py)
11:48.20SamotStores it all to a database and later when they leave the site they can do the same thing in reverse.
11:48.49tireji see.
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11:50.32tirejbasically Set(var1=1) will assign 1 to the var1, am i right ?
11:51.24SamotYes.
11:54.48tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/OqKOgN
11:56.17SamotDid you change the AGI?
11:56.36tirejhttp://ideone.com/lgeLAJ
11:57.30tirejSamot, https://github.com/rdegges/pyst2/blob/master/asterisk/agi.py#L578
11:57.37SamotNo.
11:59.02SamotHow does it return the results?
11:59.19SamotI don't use Python but in PHP it returns the results as an array.
11:59.44tirejSamot, it just returns the value of the variable.
11:59.52SamotSo if I want to use the variable from get_variable I have to use $var['result']
12:00.02SamotHow does it return it?
12:00.13Samot<PROTECTED>
12:00.19SamotThat looks like it's an json
12:00.21tirejSamot, https://github.com/rdegges/pyst2/blob/master/asterisk/agi.py#L581-L582
12:00.23Samotwith the key 'result'
12:00.35SamotWhich means you have to call on that key in the json.
12:00.44SamotYou just can push the output somewhere.
12:00.50SamotIt's not being read properly.
12:00.58tirejokay let me try
12:01.20Samotdata = agi.get_variable('var1')
12:01.28Samotdata['result']
12:02.53Samot$client_cid = $agi->get_variable('ClientCID');
12:02.54Samot$clientcid = $client_cid['data'];
12:03.03SamotThat's how I do it with PHPAGI
12:03.25tireji see
12:04.30SamotYou have to understand how the AGI commands send their results.
12:05.03Samotwait_for_digits gives you the digit press but you generally have to convert it to ascii format to make it usable for anything you want to do.
12:05.26tirejokay
12:07.11SamotSometimes you have to trim() the results to get rid of extra whitespaces that may be in it
12:09.52tirejSamot, actually its returning the value of the variable --> https://github.com/rdegges/pyst2/blob/master/asterisk/agi.py#L590
12:10.18tirejpardon me thats wrong point
12:10.35tirejno actually its right : )
12:10.36tirejsht
12:10.40SamotShrug.
12:10.49tirejexactly : )
12:10.53SamotIt's a poorly maintained and documented AGI library for python.
12:11.05SamotI can't help with it.
12:11.36SamotI don't know Python but I can follow it's structure and logic...
12:12.05SamotBut this library has almost zero documentation on how to use it and process the results.
12:18.27SamotAre you actually doing something with all these digits at the end?
12:18.29tirejsht, even changing .py to .php in dialplan still executes .py :/ weird
12:18.48tirejSamot, yes i do. i create an order in our custom app.
12:20.05tireji wrote something like this -> http://ideone.com/RyiD2T
12:20.10tirejbb.
12:20.43SamotThats wrong.
12:21.12SamotYou have a . where -> should be.
12:28.26tirejSamot, yeah right. but still python gets executing
12:28.47SamotThat's because the command line doesn't care about .php or .py
12:29.14SamotIt cares about the interrupter that is being called.
12:30.30tirejSamot, what do you mean by that --> <Samot> It cares about the interrupter that is being called. ?
12:30.44SamotI can make a fill called "this-file"
12:30.47SamotThat's it.
12:30.51SamotNo extension at the end.
12:31.03tireji see
12:31.29SamotWhen you call it from AGI, you're opening the file and based on what's in the file it does stuff.
12:31.57SamotWhen you run PHP from the command like you need to do "#!/usr/bin/php -q"
12:32.08SamotWell /usr/bin/php -q
12:32.17SamotIn the shell script you need #!/usr/bin/php -q
12:32.33SamotJust like I'm sure you probably need something to call on python..
12:32.44SamotWhich is probably why you're python scripts aren't working.
12:33.25SamotOh no I see you calling on it in the script.
12:33.39tirejSamot, this is my complete php -> http://ideone.com/vrNt8Y
12:33.49tirejand this is the test -> http://ideone.com/kgu7nq
12:34.07tirejstill looking for .py .btw i've changed test.py to xtest.py
12:34.25SamotYup and it's still incorrect.
12:36.28SamotYou're missing ; at the end of your last two lines in the PHP.
12:36.37SamotYou need to have a semicolon at the end.
12:36.55SamotLike everywhere.
12:37.13Samot<PROTECTED>
12:37.20SamotIs the only correct line in your PHP.
12:38.43tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/0QA6la but still calls the python script
12:40.08SamotWhat is the file called?
12:41.26SamotShow the dialplan where you call on it.
12:42.10tirejSamot, exten => s,2,AGI(test.php)
12:42.36SamotShow a call where it still calls on the python script.
12:44.20tirejhttp://ideone.com/d9DNpw
12:46.17SamotDid you apply the config changes?
12:47.03tirejwhat do you mean ?
12:47.41SamotDid you reload everything when you updated the context to call on a new file?
12:48.02tirejnope, dont know how to do it
12:48.19tirejand i didnt know if its required also
12:48.39Samotasterisk -rx "dialplan reload"
12:48.55SamotYes.
12:49.07SamotAsterisk needs to know the configs changed so it can load them properly.
12:49.39SamotThat's why you always have the 'Apply Config' button appear when you make a change in FreePBX.
12:49.44SamotIt reloads everything.
12:50.51tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/qyLnaH
12:50.55tirejdid not work
12:51.36SamotBecause you don't have a priority 1 in the context you are calling.
12:51.58SamotSorry, invalid extension.
12:52.13SamotShow the dialplan for it.
12:52.15SamotALL OF IT
12:52.17SamotNot a snippet.
12:52.55tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/GRH46f
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12:55.08SamotPush it all down one line and make priority 1 just NoOp("Test AGI Context")
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12:58.39NirS_Good morning all
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12:59.16tirejNirS_, hi.
12:59.29NirS_Hi tirex
12:59.31NirS_tirej
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13:00.36tirejSamot, http://ideone.com/dlJm1D (btw did asterix -rx "dialplan reload" )
13:01.52SamotThis is in your extensions_custom.conf right?
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13:02.17SamotOh wait...
13:02.40SamotEither change test-agi,1001,1 to test-agi,s,1
13:02.59SamotOr change exten => s,1, to exten=> 1001,1
13:03.05tirejSamot, yeah
13:03.26tirejSamot, it's test-agi,s,1
13:03.46tirejin both place
13:03.49Samot-- Executing [1@ivr-3:1] Goto("PJSIP/1000-000000a8", "test-agi,1001,1") in new stack
13:03.49Samot<PROTECTED>
13:03.54SamotThat says otherwise.
13:04.01tirejlet me show you
13:04.58tirejNo, actually you are right . my bad i did not save the conf on freepbx :/
13:05.18SamotC'mon son.
13:15.47tirejSamot, thanks to you. it's working now. but in php : )
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15:52.49J0hnStee-Hello to use the ARI interface is it mandatory to have at least one Stasis call in the dialplan?
16:05.22fileeach channel you want to control using ARI has to be in Stasis()
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18:30.38scvMALLOC_DEBUG doesn't seem to give me very accurate statistics?
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18:31.22scvso i'm leaking somewhere but no idea how to track it down at this point :/
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20:32.25jpsharptiming test 16384, got back 15802 ticks.  Horribly bad or just okay?
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21:04.03rahis it possible to redirect a SIP call to a different SIP server, similarly to how HTTP 302 operates?
21:04.53SamotAsterisk is not a SIP router.
21:05.10SamotYou can answer the call and send it out via dial to the other destination.
21:05.40rahSamot: do SIP routers which are not Asterisk exist?
21:06.01SamotYes. There are quite are few.
21:06.17rahhttp://sip-router.org/
21:06.21rahit would appear so
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21:32.48ipengineerIs anyone familiar with issues using periodic-announce-frequency and announce-frequency for the same queue? When using both of these methods only the position announcements work. The periodic announcement either does not play or if it does, does so right after the position announcement.
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22:02.41wyoungipengineer: are they set to play back at different intervals?
22:03.04ipengineerYes, one at 30 the other at 90
22:03.06wyoungboth will announce at a set interval, have you offset themm?
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22:03.39wyoung90 / 30 is a whole number
22:03.51wyoungso they will overlap / play at the same time
22:04.27ipengineerwyoung: Gotcha.. Yea that makes sense.. Let me try changing them.
22:04.31wyoungmake it 90 and 45
22:04.38wyoungor something like that
22:05.03wyoungBBL
22:07.40ipengineerwyoung: Yea, so even at 45 and 30 they play back to back at 120 seconds into the call.. That is the first time the announcement fires.
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