Hi! Mike,

Thank you for your help resolving the cache files cleaning up issue we have.

Now, I am having another question about the “terminators” attribute for playback tag.

I did not see it in the online document and I did explore and plan to use it, but I am not sure it will be supported in the future. The book “FreeSwicth 1.2” did talk about it though.

I would like to know that “terminators” will be kept as an attribute in the furture?

Many Thanks!

- Xiaoping

************* From online : https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_httapi

<work>*ACTIONS*</work>

<playback file name error-file action digit-timeout input-timeout loops asr-engine asr-grammar><bind action strip>*EXPR*</bind></playback>

                    : Plays a file and optionally collects input.

ATTRS:

file                : The file

name                : Parameter name into which to save result

error-file          : Error file to play on invalid input

action              : Change the new target url

temp-action         : Change url to submit to, just for the next loop

digit-timeout       : Pause to wait for digits after file plays (when input bindings are present)

input-timeout       : Pause to wait for more digits in a multi-digit input

loops               : Maximum number of times to play the file when input bindings are present

asr-engine          : Automatic speech recognition engine to use

asr-grammar         : ASR grammar to use

======== from the book FreeSwitch 1.2

playback

playback plays a file and optionally collects input. It has the following attributes:

• file: The path to the file to play

• name: Param name to save result

• error-file: Error file to play on invalid input

• digit-timeout: Timeout waiting for digits after file plays (when input

bindings are present)

• input-timeout: Timeout waiting for more digits in a multi-digit input

• loops: Maximum number of times to play the file (when input bindings are

present)

• asr-engine: Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) engine to use

• asr-grammar: Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) grammar to use

• terminators: The keys that you want to use to immediately stop and

process the digits collected