to distinguish them from normal events (if they are sent to the same process)
*/
ei_x_buff ebuf;
- ei_x_new_with_version(&ebuf);
+ ei_x_new_with_version(&ebuf);
ei_x_encode_tuple_header(&ebuf, 2);
ei_x_encode_atom(&ebuf, "call_event");
ei_encode_switch_event(&ebuf, pevent);
switch_mutex_lock(listener->sock_mutex);
ei_sendto(listener->ec, listener->sockfd, &sp->process, &ebuf);
switch_mutex_unlock(listener->sock_mutex);
+ ei_x_free(&ebuf);
/* event is a hangup, so this session can be removed */
if (pevent->event_id == SWITCH_EVENT_CHANNEL_HANGUP) {
last->next = sp->next;
else
listener->session_list = sp->next;
-
switch_channel_clear_flag(switch_core_session_get_channel(sp->session), CF_CONTROLLED);
/* this allows the application threads to exit */
switch_core_session_rwunlock(sp->session);
removed = 1;
+ ei_x_new_with_version(&ebuf);
+ ei_x_encode_atom(&ebuf, "call_hangup");
+ switch_mutex_lock(listener->sock_mutex);
+ ei_sendto(listener->ec, listener->sockfd, &sp->process, &ebuf);
+ switch_mutex_unlock(listener->sock_mutex);
+ ei_x_free(&ebuf);
+
/* TODO
if this listener was created outbound, and the last session has been detached
should the listener also exit? Does it matter?
*/
}
-
- ei_x_free(&ebuf);
switch_event_destroy(&pevent);
}
if (!removed)