[Freeswitch-users] Strange xml_curl behavior. Can't see more than 7 variables on POST
Muhammad Naseer Bhatti
nbhatti at gmail.com
Tue Dec 16 17:57:27 MSK 2014
I am using xml_curl to generate all config dynamically and this is getting very strange, my directory looks like this,
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?>
<document type='freeswitch/xml'>
<section name='directory'>
<domain name='10.211.55.26'>
<user id='9401404' cacheable='2000'>
<params>
<param name='a1-hash' value='3c66e98d4b174b42d3e17669b59165c9'/>
<param name='max-registrations-per-extension' value='1'/>
<param name='allow-empty-password' value='false'/>
<param name='sip-force-expires' value='180'/>
</params>
<variables>
<variable name='customer_id' value='98765'/>
<variable name='effective_caller_id_name' value='Mr Bhatti'/>
<variable name='effective_caller_id_number' value='9401404'/>
<variable name='debug_call' value='0'/>
<variable name='debug_sql' value='0'/>
<variable name='user_context' value='vbilling'/>
<variable name='hangup_after_bridge' value='true'/>
<variable name='xbypass' value='google'/>
<variable name='account_type_02' value='pre'/>
<variable name='account_type_03' value='pre'/>
<variable name='account_type' value='pre'/>
</variables>
</user>
</domain>
</section>
</document>
The directory is working fine and user is able to login. I have a bunch of variables defined here. When I look at the POST on the web server, I am only able to see first 7 variable no matter what their names are. If I change order for example account_type which is last variable, and make it on top, it shows there in the XML_REQUEST but then hangup_after_bridge goes away. I see only first 7. Are there any limitation on what channel variables can be POSTed to the web server or am I missing something here.
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Muhammad Naseer Bhatti
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