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stdout (1) - Playback and hangup commands can be sent on this handle
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stdout (1) - Playback and hangup commands can be sent on this handle
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stderr (2) - Error messages can be sent on this handle
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stderr (2) - Error messages can be sent on this handle
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The external command can also be executed on another host entirely
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(specified by the ivr:// prefix), with its standard file handles
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connected to the Asterisk process as follows:
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stdin (0) - DTMF and hangup events will be received on this handle
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stdout (1) - Playback and hangup commands can be sent on this handle
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There are no error messages available when using ExternalIVR over TCP,
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use the 'L' command as a replacement for this.
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The application will also create an audio generator to play audio to
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The application will also create an audio generator to play audio to
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the channel, and will start playing silence. When your application
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the channel, and will start playing silence. When your application
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wants to send audio to the channel, it can send a command (see below)
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wants to send audio to the channel, it can send a command (see below)
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