[asterisk-dev] Terminator for Asterisk's answer

[Sean Bright]

For future questions of this type, you should ask on the asterisk-users
mailing list, but:

  http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+manager+API

Reading the section titled "Protocol Behavior" (specifically the last bullet
point) gives:

  "CRLF is used to delimit each line and a blank line (two CRLF in a row)
indicates the end of the command which Asterisk is now expected to process."

This works the other way as well - Asterisk will include two CRLFs at the
end of each packet that it sends you.

Good luck,
Sean

On 5/2/07, lavarini at sci.univr.it <lavarini at sci.univr.it> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I use Asterisk Manager to send commands to Asterisk through a socket in my
> C++ program. Please, can you tell me how I can understand when the answer
> of Asterisk to my command is finished? I think it can be the terminator
> "\r\n\r\n", but I'm not sure about this. Thanks
>
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