fsctl hupall doesnt take any arguments. However, the hupall api function does, see mod_commands.c:4086 Mathieu Rene Avant-Garde Solutions Inc Office: + 1 (514) 664-1044 x100 Cell: +1 (514) 664-1044 x200 mrene@avgs.ca SWITCH_STANDARD_API(hupall_api_function) { char *mycmd = NULL, *argv[3] = { 0 }; int argc = 0; char *var = NULL; char *val = NULL; switch_call_cause_t cause = SWITCH_CAUSE_MANAGER_REQUEST; if (!zstr(cmd) && (mycmd = strdup(cmd))) { argc = switch_separate_string(mycmd, ' ', argv, (sizeof(argv) / sizeof(argv[0]))); switch_assert(argv[0]); if ((cause = switch_channel_str2cause(argv[0])) == SWITCH_CAUSE_NONE) { cause = SWITCH_CAUSE_MANAGER_REQUEST; } var = argv[1]; val = argv[2]; } if (!val) { var = NULL; } if (zstr(var)) { switch_core_session_hupall(cause); } else { switch_core_session_hupall_matching_var(var, val, cause); } if (zstr(var)) { stream->write_function(stream, "+OK hangup all channels with cause %s\n", switch_channel_cause2str(cause)); } else { stream->write_function(stream, "+OK hangup all channels matching [%s]=[%s] with cause: %s\n", var, val, switch_channel_cause2str(cause)); } switch_safe_free(mycmd); return SWITCH_STATUS_SUCCESS; } On 2010-05-08, at 1:44 AM, Michael Collins wrote:
Guys,
I was digging through mod_commands.c to learn more about fsctl hupall <cause> <var> <val> syntax. However, I don't see how the proper function ever gets executed. Here's mod_commands.c, starting at line 1478, where "fsctl" arguments are parsed:
if (!strcasecmp(argv[0], "hupall")) { arg = 1; switch_core_session_ctl(SCSC_HUPALL, &arg); stream->write_function(stream, "+OK\n");
I don't see where this:
switch_core_session_hupall_matching_var(var, val, cause);
...ever gets called. (Same file, line 4086, inside SWITCH_STANDARD_API(hupall_api_function) defintion)
Did I perhaps miss something?
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