FreeSWITCH reuses db handles whenever possible, but a heavily loaded FS system can accumulate a large number of db handles during peak periods while FS continues to allocate new db handles to service new requests in a FIFO manner. flush_db_handles Usage: fsctl flush_db_handlesįlushes cached database handles from the core db handlers.
Instead of setting the value to 0, it simply returns the current value. To check the current value: fsctl default_dtmf_duration 0įS recognizes a duration of 0 as a status check. So max_dtmf_duration >= default_dtmf_duration >= min_dtmf_duration. This value is bounded on the lower end by min_dtmf_duration and on the upper end by max_dtmf_duration. The default_dtmf_duration specifies the DTMF duration to use on originated DTMF events or on events that are received without a duration specified. The number is specified in clock ticks (CT) where duration (milliseconds) = CT / 8 or CT = duration * 8 This example sets the default_dtmf_duration switch parameter to 250ms. default_dtmf_duration Usage: fsctl default_dtmf_duration Įxample: fsctl default_dtmf_duration 2000 In order to see all messages issue the "logelevel debug" command on the fs_cli interface. Toggle core SQL debugging messages on or off each time this command is invoked. )ĩ - entering/exiting functions, very verbatim progress )ħ - media protocol actions (incoming packets. Additional debug messages will be posted at the ALERT loglevel.ġ - critical errors, minimal progress at subsystem levelĥ - signaling protocol actions (incoming packets. 1 is less verbose while 9 is more verbose. Set the amount of debug information that will be posted to the log. This command just repeats the calibration. In those older kernels FS auto detects that it needs to do perform that computation. It's only useful in older kernels that don't have timerfd. Runs an algorithm to compute how long it actually must sleep in order to sleep for a true 1ms.
calibrate_clock Usage: fsctl calibrate_clock Warn "$1 is #defined multiple times" if ($DEFINES This is a specific security mode that is not often used. Open (fl,"src/mod/applications/mod_commands/mod_commands.c")
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