[Freeswitch-users] Invalid Application set

[Michael Collins]

On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 4:26 PM, Ken Rice <krice at freeswitch.org> wrote:

>  I wouldn’t say its vague, I would say you started turning off modules
> you are required to have most of the time... Most of the commands for the
> dialplan are in mod_dptools... Mod_commands is also another module you need
> to load...
>
> The system cant tell you what modules you need to load for commands to
> work properly because the core doesn’t know what module does what until it
> actually loads that module
>

Another way of saying this is that mod_dptools adds most (but not all) of
the dialplan applications that you would typically use. However, other
modules also load dialplan applications. When FreeSWITCH says "invalid
application" that means "none of the loaded modules have a dialplan
application by this name." It's too wordy to put all that in the logs.

The same goes for commands that you type at the console/fs_cli. The module
mod_commands exposes most, but not all, of the API commands you would use.
Again, if you see "invalid command" then it's just like "invalid
application" and you need to figure out which module to load.

A few modules that load dialplan apps and/or API commands:
mod_spandsp
mod_voicemail
mod_conference
mod_valet_parking

Hope this helps...

-MC

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