Simple question - i'm using "say" application over ESL to read back an iterated list of numbers however there is a chance of pollution in the variable. I can of course cleanse this myself in the application logic however the current application result reporting seems incorrect.
[variable_current_application_data] => en NUMBER iterated 4448
[variable_current_application] => say
[variable_sound_prefix] => /usr/share/sounds/en/us/callie
[Application] => say
[Application-Data] => en NUMBER iterated 4448
[Application-Response] => _none_
As expected this reads "4, 4, 4, 8"
Here is my result with pollution (i do not have a prompt for "star")
[variable_current_application_data] => en NUMBER iterated 4**5
[variable_current_application] => say
[variable_sound_prefix] => /usr/share/sounds/en/us/callie
[Application] => say
[Application-Data] => en NUMBER iterated 4**5
[Application-Response] => _none_
This makes the application fail immediately and does not even play the first 4 - so its failing in the preparation.
In the CLI i can see the following line for the failed say session:
2014-02-24 11:10:06.079062 [ERR] mod_say_en.c:123 Parse Error!
There does not seem to be any other variable to indicate the failure of this application. Perhaps "Application-Response" is not the correct place to look? If so it'd be useful to know what this variable IS used for!
If anyone is able to provide some details on how best to capture an error like this remotely please let me know.
Thanks,
Callum
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