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Asterisk cmd UserEvent

UserEvent

Synopsis

Send an arbitrary event to the manager interface

Description

 UserEvent(eventname[|body])

Sends an arbitrary event to the manager interface, with an optional body representing additional arguments. To split body text to several lines | character could be used in Asterisk 1.4. There's no way to do multiple lines in Asterisk 1.2. The format of the event will be:

   Event: UserEvent<specified event name>
   Channel: <channel name>
   Uniqueid: <call uniqueid>
   [body]

If the body is not specified, only Event, Channel, and Uniqueid fields will be present.

In Asterisk 1.4, the format of the event is :
   Event: UserEvent
   Privilege: <privilege (user,all for example)>
   UserEvent: <specified event name>
   [body]

Return value

Always returns 0.

Example


   UserEvent(ASTDB|Family: dnd)
   UserEvent(ASTDB|Family: dnd|State: on) in 1.4



See also


Asterisk | Applications | Functions | Variables | Expressions | Asterisk FAQ

Created by JustRumours, Last modification by chandave on Fri 12 of Oct, 2007 [11:51 UTC]

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Multiple lines in body

by Sybren Stüvel on Friday 13 of January, 2006 [14:41:34 UTC]
How does one put multiple lines in the body? \r\n doesn't seem to work, and neither does |

Conrad Wood

by ConradWood on Saturday 20 of August, 2005 [00:13:40 UTC]
If the body contains , (comma) this will be replaced by | (pipe) at least in asterisk 1.0.7

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