CLI (Command Line Interface)

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Does anyone have a list of Command line interface stuff specifically how to control the node from the command line. I am guessing this would be from the ‘asterisk -r’ command line.

Say a Link is Up and I want to take it down or put up a link from the command line, I hunted around and didn’t find anything on it, sorry if its posted already somewhere however I have only looked a few months back in the archives.

Thanks.

Craig

VA3DTF

VE3WOM-L echolink & allstar

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Thanks Bob!

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On 26 July 2010 12:29, Bob Brown - WØNQX bbrown@byrg.net wrote:

rpt fun yournodenumber *xx

and this list should get you going

http://app-rpt.qrvc.com/node/21

This section contains the suggested prefix digits, mandatory command codes, and suggested command codes for Allstar Link.

Prefix Digit Suggestions

Prefix
Functions
*1
Disconnect Link
*2
Monitor Link
*3
Connect Link
*4
Command Mode
*5
Macros
*6
User Functions
*7
Connection Status
*8
User Functions
*9
User Functions
*0
User Functions
*A
User Functions
*B
User Functions
*C
User Functions
*D
User Functions

Mandatory Command Codes

These are the mandatory command codes which all Allstar Link nodes must support to provide command code consistency to the users.
Command Code
Description
*1node
Disconnect Link
*2node
Connect link in monitor mode
*3node
Connect link in transcieve mode
*4node
Enter command mode on a remote node
*7
Local connection status

Notes

  1. node is an Allstar Link node number
  2. Node number zero (0) is shorthand for the last node operated on by a previous command
  3. Monitor mode means listen to a node, but do not send any audio to it
  4. Command mode means send all received DTMF digits to the node number specified (bypassing the local command decoder). Send # to exit command mode, and restore local command decoding.

Optional Command Codes

Command Code
Description
*80
Force System ID
*81
Say System Time
*82
Say app_rpt software version
*85
Last active node (system-wide)
*87
System-wide connection status
*51
Disconnect all links (macro)
*52
Site Normal (macro)
*53
Reconnect all links (macro)

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Thanks in Advance

Bob Brown, WØNQX

Kansas City Metro Area

http://sm0kenet.net

http://byrg.net

http://kcdstar.byrg.net

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

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On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 11:03, Craig Hastings craig.hastings@gmail.com wrote:

Does anyone have a list of Command line interface stuff specifically how to control the node from the command line. I am guessing this would be from the ‘asterisk -r’ command line.

Say a Link is Up and I want to take it down or put up a link from the command line, I hunted around and didn’t find anything on it, sorry if its posted already somewhere however I have only looked a few months back in the archives.

Thanks.

Craig

VA3DTF

VE3WOM-L echolink & allstar

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Did you get an answer for this Craig? I also have the same question.

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I don’t know of a list per se, but you can polk around on Search results for "CLI" - AllStarLink Wiki

Another way to explore the CLI is with the CLI itself and double tab. For example most Allstar commands start with rpt. Type rpt followed by two quick press of the tab key will reveal

Rack*CLI> rpt
cmd         debug       dump        fun         fun1        localnodes  localplay   lookup      lstats      nodes
page        playback    restart     sendall     sendtext    set         show        stats       xnode

Then you can try things like typing rpt fun and enter:

Rack*CLI> rpt fun
Usage: rpt fun <nodename> <command>
	Send a DTMF function to a node
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