On Tue, Jan 23, 2007 at 11:41:23AM +0000, Marco Mouta wrote:
> Try safe_asterisk , for an easy way to start asterisk in background,
a plain 'asterisk' is even better and safer.
asterisk -U asterisk . is better.
/etc/init.d/asterisk start
is similar.
> and
> then connect with asterisk process running asterisk -rx
'asterisk -r'
>
> Now you can use exit,
And the difference is that 'asterisk -r' just opens a remote terminal to
the Asterisk process. Thus you can exit from it. You can't simply "exit"
from the main Asterisk process: you have to shut it down (shut down your
PBX).
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