File	Date	Author	Commit
Makefile	2006-10-04	dcornewell	[56d3b8] Adding fastcagi to project for serving AGI apps...
README	2006-10-06	dcornewell	[d98ea6] Updated README and REVISIONS for new v0.6 version.
REVISIONS	2006-11-13	dcornewell	[431e05] Added comments for revision .7
cagi.c	2006-11-13	dcornewell	[a930a2] Fixed bug in AGITool_sendcmd(); when parsing da...
cagi.h	2006-10-04	dcornewell	[52fdf7] Changed AGITool_ListAddItem() to malloc field a...
cagisample.c	2006-10-06	dcornewell	[ddab49] fixed arg to AGITool_ListGetVal(). needed agi.a...
fastcagi.c	2006-10-06	dcornewell	[7d3375] Added support for argv to be passed to the AGI ...

Read Me

If you have used PHPAGI, CAGI will hopefully be easy to use as it is based on 
it.  The included cagisample.c is all you really need to do. Just add cagi.o 
to your compile and #include cagi.h to your program. There is a Makefile as well.

If you want to use fast agi, there is a fastcagi binary that can execute any AGI app.

Passing arguments to the command can be done using url formatted arguments. 
AGI(agi://192.168.1.5/cagisample?-first=1&-second=2) will execute cagisample -first 1 -second 2

Add this line to /etc/services on remote AGI server:
fastagi 4573/tcp                        # Asterisk AGI

Then make a file /etc/xinetd.d/fastagi on remote AGI server: (there is a file in tar fastagi.xinetd you can copy)
# default: off
# description: fastagi is a remote AGI interface
#
service fastagi
{
        socket_type  = stream
        user         = root
        group        = nobody
        server       = /var/spool/asterisk/agi-bin/fastcagi
        server_args  = --logfile /var/log/fastagi.log --agidir /var/spool/asterisk/agi-bin/
        wait         = no
        protocol     = tcp
        bind         = 127.0.0.01
        disable      = no
}