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I'm using Asterisk 1.8 with PHP for AGI scripting. EDIT: I'm struggling with setting and obtaining the values of global variables from within an AGI PHP script. I can set channel variables but not global variables. Using PHPAGI lib. Tried: Set({$varname}={$value},g) Set({$varname}=\"{$value}\",g) Set(GLOBAL({$varname})={$value}) That does not seem to work at all, when getting the value from within the dial plan, it is empty. Does anyone have a working example of setting and getting global variables in an AGI script? I found a workaround to make it work. First, the global variable must not be

I'm trying to make a conference and play a sound file in the background of the conference. How can I make this possible? this obviously wouldn't work because the sound file will be played before entering the conference. exten => s,1,playback(some/soundfile) same => n,confbridge(1) Thanks in advance! Wanted to add my solution here in case anyone ever needs it. first make a context for the conf bridge in extensions.conf: [conf-msg] exten => s,1,ConfBridge(01) where 01 is the bridge number Then via the command line you can do: asterisk -x 'channel originate local/s@conf-msg application Playback

What is the easiest way? And how can it be implemented? I thought to something like: I request a page to the webserver Php sends to asterisk a number to dial (php and asterisk are running in the same machine) Asterisk calls the phone or A php sip client registers to remote asterisk server Php sip client sends to asterik the number to dial Phone rings i don't care if i can hear something, it's enough that it rings Call File The easiest way is to generate a Call File. Asterisk has the feature to initiate Calls through a spool directory. https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+Call

I created custom field "rec_name" id table "cdr", database "asteriskcdrdb". In this field I want to store recording name. I know I should do it by adding this line in one of .conf files, but where? exten => s,1,set(CDR(rec_name)=${CALLFILENAME}) I can do it by sql statement, too, but I don't know where is the file that saves details of call into database. For mysql you need add into /etc/asterisk/cdr_mysql.conf [aliases] rec_name=rec_name If you HAVE aliases section, just add to it rec_name=rec_name 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10499261/saving-data-into-custom-cdr-field

I'm making a web application which should be able to monitor calls on my Asterisk server. I can connect to ARI with Javascript WebSocket on URL ws://(host):8088/ari/events?app=dialer and it works. The problem is that I only get events from calls that are made over ARI. Calls made from other clients like Zoiper are not registered. On the other hand, Asterisk has AJAM which uses long polling on http://(host):8088/rawman?action=waitevent and it registers calls from all the clients, (ARI, Zoiper and others) but there's only information who is calling (caller), not whom (callee). So, my question is