[asterisk-dev] Re: MONITOR_EXEC. What about MEETME_EXEC?

[Jan du Toit]

>>>/
/
>>/ Thanks for the 
/advice.
>>/ I follow you and know what to do up to the point of 'run the 
/conversion'
>>/ The conversion is performed by means of a 
/script.
>>/ Can one invoke a script from an extension? And 
/how?

>/show application 
/system
>/show application 
/trysystem

>>/They allow you to invoke an arbitrary command via the shell from the 
/dialplan.

Thanks the System application 
works.

But I'm stuck before executing the script. I know this thread is suppose to be 
on the user list, but bare with me 
please.
I'm following Kevin Flemming's advice: 
>>>/Let's see... set a channel variable in the dialplan before going 
/into MeetMe, then in the context where

>>/MeetMe was executed add an 'h' extension. In that extension, check 
/for the magic channel variable,

>>/then use MEETME_COUNT() to see if any users are left in the MeetMe 
/and if not, run the 
conversion.My dialplan looks as follows, the user dials in and are prompt for
meetme room and pin number: 
>>/ 
/>>/ exten => s,1,MeetMe(${ROOM},rsxA,${PIN}) 
/>>/ 
/>>/ When a meetme user hangs up/been kicked then we count the number of
/participants in the conference and based on that we execute the extension
which executes the System(lame-script) application. 
>>/ 
/>>/ exten => h,1,MeetMeCount(${ROOM}|countvar) 
/>>/ exten => h,2,GotoIf($[${ROOM} != "" & ${countvar} = 0]?5010:5011) 
/>>/ 
/>>/ The problem is that the ${ROOM} varaible is empty by the time we get to h,1. 
/>>/ I have read somewhere that some channel varaibles are destroyed and you have
/to watch out for this when using the h extension. 

>>/ 
/>>/ What know? I'm I going the right way? 
/>>/ 
/>>/ Thanks for all the help.

/>I am not sure, but MeetMe does not set the variable ${ROOM} when entered from
>the user - you will probably need to use ${CONFNO} instead

Thanks, but the
The ${CONFNO} is also empty :-(

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