23 Apr
2010
23 Apr
'10
3:03 p.m.
Hi everyone,
In the page where a module is described, there is a list of dependencies that have to be
met in order to use the module, the list of exported parameters that might need to be set
in the configuration file and a list of exported functions which can be used in the
configuration script. I've noticed as well, that there are some "Exported MI
functions" but I was wondering if any of you know what the purpose of those functions
is, where and how such functions could be used?
Thanks
Héctor
23 Apr
23 Apr
4:01 p.m.
Hello,
On 4/23/10 2:03 PM, Hector.Ortiz(a)swisscom.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
In the page where a module is described, there is a list of
dependencies that have to be met in order to use the module, the list
of exported parameters that might need to be set in the configuration
file and a list of exported functions which can be used in the
configuration script. I've noticed as well, that there are some
"Exported MI functions" but I was wondering if any of you know what
the purpose of those functions is, where and how such functions could
be used?
mi functions can be used in control commands that can be sent via fifo
file, unix/datagram socket or xmlrpc. We start to deprecate them in
favour of RPC control interface.
One option to run mi commands is via kamctl:
kamctl fifo command params
Examples:
kamctl fifo ps
kamctl fifo uptime
To see what mi commands are available:
kamctl fifo which
With 3.0+ you can use sercmd as well, e.g.,:
sercmd> mi which
sercmd> mi ps
Cheers,
Daniel
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