On 08/07/2013 11:18 AM, Moises Silva wrote:
> You can execute CLI commands (which in FreeSWITCH lingo are called APIs) from the dialplan using
> dollar-sign syntax such as:
>
> <condition field="${ftdm_usage(1 1)}" expression="^0$">
> </condition>
Testing from the cli:
freeswitch@internal> ftdm_usage 1 1
0
freeswitch@internal> eval ${ftdm_usage (1 1)}
-ERR invalid span
freeswitch@internal> eval ${ftdm_usage 1 1}
0
I think we need to drop the parenthesis?
Added this to the wiki for the next guy..
Also, is there a command to list all of the available commands from the cli? Something like ls
/usr/bin would do for us in bash.
Or even a place in the source code that would list all the ftdi commands?
I'm getting things going - finding the learning curve steep in spite of having read all 3 books, but
I'm getting old..
One thing that would be very useful would be some dialplan log command that would dump all the
available variables to the cli - so you can at least know what you have to work with.
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