RE: [Astweb-users] Introduction, Status and Plans

[Jamie C. <jam...@po...>]

I did think about doing that also, but only after I wrote the email.  Thanx=
 for the code too.  I'll look at it tomorrow (it's almost Beer 0'clock here=
).
It would be a much nicer way and the is definitely a way to get PHP to do i=
t.  PHP has socket functions built in and are super easy to use from what I=
 can see.

<-- J


 -----Original Message-----
From: 	WipeOut [mailto:wip...@ly...]=20
Sent:	Friday, 3 October 2003 17:07
To:	ast...@li...
Subject:	Re: [Astweb-users] Introduction, Status and Plans

 << File: asterisk.reload >> Jamie Carl wrote:

>I may also have some work started on signalling the Asterisk server to rel=
oad the configs, cause I'm curious how we're going to pull this part off my=
self (will start with a command line reload, if you don't know what I'm tal=
king about, never mind :-) ).
>
> =20
>
Have you looked at phpconfig??, they use perl to connect to the Asterisk=20
manager interface and send a restart command.. Works well and is quite=20
simple once you look at the code.. :)

I have attached the file.. I wonder if there is not a war to get PHP to=20
do this..

Later..



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