How to use a feature code to start different scripts depending of the connected extension

[hoi]

hi community

i am testing asterisk on a raspberry pi (raspbx-11-11-2019, pjsip) and i hope for your help to finish my feature codes project.

i can start a pythonscript with a feature code:

globals_custom.conf
DYNAMIC_FEATURES = test7

features_applicationmap_custom
test7 => #7,peer,gosub(start_script,start,1())

extensions_custom.conf
[start_script]
exten => start,1,System(sudo /usr/local/sbin/testscript1.py)
same => n,Return()

Now i hope for your help to extend this so, that i can start different scripts depending of the connected extension.
21 in call with 10
10 sends #7
execute testscript21.py

22 in call with 10
10 sends #7
execute testscript22.py

thank you for any ideas.

kind regards
hoi

[david551]

Read and act on ${CALLERID}. You may need to import it based on the bridged peer, or copy it using an _ prefix.

[hoi]

hi david,

thank you for the tip, i need to check it this weekend.
maybe you know a link to an examle i can use for study?

thank you and kind regards
hoi

[hoi]

extensions_custom.conf
[start_script]
exten => start,1,ExecIf($[“${CALLERID(num)}”=“21”]?System(sudo /usr/local/sbin/testscript21.py))
exten => start,2,ExecIf($[“${CALLERID(num)}”=“22”]?System(sudo /usr/local/sbin/testscript22.py))
same => n,Return()

that works for me, thanks for your help.

[sedwards]

If there is a lot of commonality between the 2 scripts, maybe something like:

[start_script]
        exten => start,1,system(sudo /usr/local/sbin/testscript.py ${CALLERID(num)})
        same => n,return()

would make sense.

Also, if Asterisk is running as root, the 'sudo' is superfluous. If not, maybe you can write the script so it does not need sudo.