I'm quite new with ARI scripting for Asterisk, and I've been trying to make some script to handle a 1 to 1 communication with ari-py in python. I've been following the example that provided in the asterisk wiki and so far so good. But when I try to create a call, the recipient always keep ringing, even if I have answered it. Is there something wrong with how I handle the call? Here's my script
def stasis_start_cb(self, channel, ev):
"""Handler for StasisStart event"""
chan = channel.get('channel')
chan.answer()
print "Channel %s has entered the application" % chan.json.get('name')
outgoing = client.channels.originate(endpoint="SIP/1002", extension='1002', callerId='Tes', app='channel-dump', appArgs='dialed')
I tried using OOP to simplify the function usage, are there anything wrong with that script? And here's another script trying to make a call by using a bridge:
def outgoing_call(self,channel):
try:
outgoing = client.channels.originate(endpoint="SIP/1002", app='channel-dump', appArgs='dialed')
except requests.HTTPError:
channel.hangup()
return
def outgoing_start(self, bri, channel):
channel.answer()
self.addChan(channel, bridge)
def stasis_start(self, channel, ev):
chan = channel.get('channel')
name = chan.json.get('name')
"""ars = ev.get('args')
if not ars:
print "Error: {} didn't provide any arguments!".format(name)
return
if ars and ars[0] != 'inbound':
return
if len(ars) != 2:
print "Error: {} didn't tell us who to dial".format(name)
chan.hangup()"""
print "Channel {} entered the application".format(name)
chan.ring()
self.outgoing_call(chan)
self.outgoing_start(bridge, chan)
Both the client is able to be added in the bridge, and I can make a call, but the problem still persist, the recipient keep saying they are ringing despite I have answered the call
Turns out, the problem is in here
def outgoing_call(self,channel):
try:
outgoing = client.channels.originate(endpoint="SIP/1002", app='channel-dump', appArgs='dialed')
except requests.HTTPError:
channel.hangup()
return
As the dialed number answer the call, they uses the same script, so they ended up calling themselves again. A simple if condition to make the dialed number not call to itself again is all that is needed
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