[asterisk-users] Perl AGI defunct process

[Darren Sessions]

Ruddy,

I've used deadagi for years with perfect success.

If it's a perl agi module, you need to make absolutely sure that  
you're using 'use strict' and 'use warnings' in the main agi file -as  
well- as any includes. You'll need to test your agi while in console  
mode, so any of the perl warning messages that get sent to the console  
are visible. You'll want to get rid of any errors and warnings.

In addition, I've setup my agi scripts to execute cleanup functions  
when they detect any kind of sig message just for good measure.

$SIG{INT}   = 'cleanup';
$SIG{TERM}  = 'cleanup';
$SIG{QUIT}  = 'cleanup';
$SIG{HUP}   = "IGNORE";

With this approach, as I said before, I've ran perl agi apps in very  
high call volumes at various companies for years without any issues.

Hope this helps.

  - Darren



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On Aug 19, 2008, at 10:20 PM, Igor A. Goncharovsky wrote:

> Hi!
>
> Ruddy Gbaguidi wrote:
>> I'm using DeadAgi and has set AGISIGHUP to no because I don't want my
>> script to stop if the user hangs up.
>> But when it reach the end of the script, the child process should  
>> die.
>> And I don't see why I only have this trouble with perl agis.
>>
> Can you check if your script realy don't get SIGHUP?
> Some time ago I have problem with that setting AGISIGHUP to 'no'  
> have no
> effect.
>
> -- 
> Best regards,
> Igor A. Goncharovsky
>
>
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