I wonder if putting a sleep statement in your shell script might help. If it's a timing issue then possibly the shell script is trying to access the file before FS and/or the OS are done with it. You would need to tinker with how long to sleep in order to find a value that works in all cases. 

-MC

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On Dec 28, 2008, at 11:06 AM, "Frank @ Impact" <frank@impactfax.com> wrote:

Maybe I am going about this all wrong.  All I am trying to do is process a recording file of a session after either one of the legs hangs up and the call is over.  I am just trying to convert the wav to mp3 and email it off.  So I have a bash script to do this.  The dialplan is simple enought
 
          <action application="set" data="RECORD_ANSWER_REQ=true"/>
          <action application="set" data="RECORD_STEREO=true"/>
          <action application="record_session" data="$${base_dir}/recordings/3329000_1.wav"/>
          <action application="bridge" data="${enum_auto_route}"/>
          <action application="hangup"/>

 

using FS svn 10960

 

But nothing I have tried seems to get it done.  I have tried to use api_hangup_hook to call a lua script.  But the wav file is not yet closed for some reason yet and I cannot seem to close it in the lua script.  Basically I get the same problem if I use ‘system’ with the api_hangup_hook to call the bash script to process the recording.

 

I have tried to use the transfer application with the api_hangup_hook to allow me to stop_record_session and then a system call from another extension, but the transfer never happens on hangup.

 

Am I missing a simple way to do this?  Is there something similar to the ‘h’ extension in asterisk maybe?

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