Trying to get the dialstatus value for the Dial command by using the following code:

func main() {
	agi.Listen(":4753", handler)
}

func handler(a *agi.AGI) {
	defer a.Close()

	a.Exec("Dial", "PJSIP/I11")

	dStatus, err := a.Get("DIALSTATUS")
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("unable to get the dialstatus variable, error: %s\n", err.Error())
	}
	fmt.Printf("Dial Status: %v\n", dStatus)
}

Here I'm calling ext 11 and just before answering the call, I'm dropping it and expecting to get the "NOANSWER" status, but I'm getting an error:

'unable to get the dialstatus variable, error: hangup'

I believe that this is because Asterisk is sending hangup first, and then the Dial Status.

Regards,

How make simple callout:
Callout(+3584512028100) ---> playfile ---> (test.wav) ---> hangup()
So simple advertisement. (Don't make call in)

Something like
./callout

extension something like:

exten => ${CALLOUT},1,Answer ; ?? maybe not needed ?
same => n,Dial(PJSIP/+358541202800@cuuma,30,S(14400))
same => n,Playback(test)
same => n,Hangup()

Thanks.

I'm afraid I may have introduced a bug with that last PR - In my setup, agi.NewEAGI and agi.NewStdio both seem to block indefinitely.

My extensions.conf:

exten => _+1NXXXXXXXXX,1,Answer
exten => _+1NXXXXXXXXX,n,EAGI(/usr/src/eagi-go)
exten => _+1NXXXXXXXXX,n,Wait(30) ; Without this, the call seems to end in a snap? Is EAGI non-blocking?

My Go code:

ioutil.WriteFile("/tmp/Invoked EAGI", []byte{}, 0644) // Can't think of a more elegant way to debug ATM
agi := agi.NewEAGI()
ioutil.WriteFile("/tmp/EAGI Script Entered", []byte{}, 0644) 
if err := agi.Answer(); err == nil {
    ...

An ls /tmp shows:

Invoked EAGI

FWIW, running inside Docker - will update if I am able to solve this.

Verbose shows only the 1st word as a message without quotes. Need change:

func (a *AGI) Verbose(msg string, level int) error {
-       return a.Command("VERBOSE", msg, strconv.Itoa(level)).Err()
+       return a.Command("VERBOSE", strconv.Quote(msg), strconv.Itoa(level)).Err()
}