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You can view information about the applications available within your dialplan by using the show application command. The format is
If you press the Tab key twice after typing show application you will get a listing of all the applications, without a description, available to you for use within your dialplan. When viewing each specific application, the Asterisk CLI will give you a brief description about the application, its usage within the dialplan and a listing of any options/flags which it may support. This is arguably one of the most useful commands in the Asterisk CLI.
The show applications command compliments this command nicely.
The show applications command will give you a listing of all the available applications with a brief description for use within your dialplan. The show applications command will give you output like the following example.
*CLI> show applications -= Registered Asterisk Applications =- AbsoluteTimeout: Set absolute maximum time of call AddQueueMember: Dynamically adds queue members ADSIProg: Load Asterisk ADSI Scripts into phone AgentCallbackLogin: Call agent callback login AgentLogin: Call agent login AgentMonitorOutgoing: Record agent's outgoing call AGI: Executes an AGI compliant application ...etc... |
![]() | As of CVS HEAD 08/27/2004 there is a new command which let you search for applications which contain a word you specify. show applications like text will search for the sub-string text within the application name. show applications describing text will search the descriptions for the sub-string text. |
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