Hello,

the log message you refer to is inside the if block:

if ($sht(pht=>$ci)!=$null) { ... }

but you don't set the item in memory, no assignment like:

$sht(pht=>$ci) = ...;

The sht_lock(pht=>$ci) is just locking the slot where the value of $sht(pht=>$ci) will be stored, but don't store any valye for that variable.

Hi guys,

 

I'm going out of mind J

I've this piece of script inside an "on_reply_route" that captures only 200OK of INVITE (i would like to save in ht the contact of who has answered a call)

 

sht_lock("pht=>$ci");

if ($sht(pht=>$ci)!=$null){

    xlog("L_INFO","Before assignment..");

    $sht(pht=>$ci)=$var(myvar);

    xlog("L_INFO","Assigned done...");   

    sht_unlock("pht=>$ci");

}              

else{          

    xlog("L_INFO","Skipping..");

}

sht_unlock("pht=>$(hdr(Call-ID))");

 

The situation is that I never see the "Assigned done" message in log file...

 

Is this the right use of sht_lock/sht_unlock method?

 

Marino Maria Mileti

marino.mileti@alice.it

 

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