R: [Asterisk-Users] php agi configuration issue

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The problem is not about * and verbosity and * logs;
The problem is only abot AGI scripts written in php.
The log affected is /var/log/messages, not an * log file.
I think that the problem could arise due to some configuration of my
operating system AND php configuration:
I am using openSuse 10.0, php 4.

Actually I don't understand a lot (or a bit..) of php, but the first line
(shell line) says:

#!/usr/bin/php -q
<?php
......
actually, if I type php --help I don't see any comment about -q parameter.

Anyway, now I know the source of the "error" (php files invoked by the AGI
interface) and I know * is "innocent" and also AGI is.

So I will move my search in the "debug php...." direction

Andrea



                                                                           
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You may configure level (verbosity) of login in logger.conf file.
In file head some help.

Hi,
             Simone

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Inviato: lunedì 6 febbraio 2006 17.45
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Oggetto: [Asterisk-Users] php agi configuration issue


Hi all,
I would like to eliminate about 150 lines in log /var/log/messages) every
time a call is placed/received
If I type, on the asterisk console,

set verbose 0

the lines in the log disappear, but it appears to me too drastic as a
method....

The lines shown in the log don't appear (at least to me) very critical: no
problems at all are shown.

Isn't any way to turn off this debug ? I was told that putting into the
phpagi.conf file the parameter
debug=false

can solve the problem.

Unfortunately, I was not able to put that parameter in that file ; Could
anybody help me ?

thanks in advance,

Andrea

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