Linux command
fwconsole 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Reload
fwconsole reload
Start
fwconsole start
Stop
fwconsole stop
Example
fwconsole setting [keyword] [new_value]
Example
fwconsole backup --list
Example
fwconsole list
Example
fwconsole chown
说明
fwconsole is the command-line interface for managing FreePBX, an open-source web-based GUI for managing Asterisk PBX systems. It provides administrative control over the FreePBX configuration, modules, and underlying Asterisk server. The tool handles configuration reloads, service management, module administration, backups, and system maintenance tasks. It's essential for automation, scripting, and troubleshooting FreePBX installations. Configuration changes made through the web interface typically require fwconsole reload to apply to the running Asterisk instance.
参数
- reload
- Apply configuration changes without restarting Asterisk
- start _module_
- Start FreePBX and Asterisk services (optionally a single module)
- stop _module_
- Stop FreePBX and Asterisk services
- restart
- Restart FreePBX and Asterisk services
- setting _keyword_ _value_
- View or modify FreePBX settings
- backup --list | --file _file_
- Manage or restore FreePBX backups
- chown
- Fix file ownership for web server access
- ma (module admin)
- Install, enable, disable, upgrade or remove FreePBX modules
- sysadmin
- System administration tasks
- list
- Display all available fwconsole commands
- -h, --help
- Display help for a given command
- -v, -vv, -vvv
- Increase verbosity level
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress output
FAQ
What is the fwconsole command used for?
fwconsole is the command-line interface for managing FreePBX, an open-source web-based GUI for managing Asterisk PBX systems. It provides administrative control over the FreePBX configuration, modules, and underlying Asterisk server. The tool handles configuration reloads, service management, module administration, backups, and system maintenance tasks. It's essential for automation, scripting, and troubleshooting FreePBX installations. Configuration changes made through the web interface typically require fwconsole reload to apply to the running Asterisk instance.
How do I run a basic fwconsole example?
Run `fwconsole reload` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does reload do in fwconsole?
Apply configuration changes without restarting Asterisk