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Hi,
I am new to freeswitch, and have successfully set it up with
mod_python, and put together some IVR dialogues.
It seems amazingly easy to use, however I have a question about
running post-processing after a hangup.
I would like to run some time-consuming post processing on the
recordings I make, after I hang up and I'm not sure how best to
approach this.
I would prefer not to use the async module as I am not so familiar
with twisted, and I note that at the moment I can hangup up the call
and have no problem processing the data I've recorded, however I also
note that if I don't hang up the call, my sip client stays on the line
until the processing finishes. I tried to send
session.hangup("1")
before I run the post processing commands, but this doesn't seem to
have any effect. It seems there must be a way to get around using
twisted, but maybe not?

Cheers

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[anthony.minessale at g...]

When you call hangup from a script the message will not be sent until you exit the script because
the state change to hangup first requires that the script be finished.

The best approach is to connect a process to event_socket or monitor the CDR for the call data and do the post-processing from a separate dedicated post processing system.

you can set as many channel variables as you want from your script that will be available in the CDR.


On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 11:33 AM, Novak Joe <joes.mailing.lists@gmail.com (joes.mailing.lists@gmail.com)> wrote: