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fwconsole commands (13+)

"fwconsole" is the Linux command that controls FreePBX 13+ from the Linux command prompt.  

To access the command prompt, log-in to the machine where you installed FreePBX/Asterisk using your "root" username and password.  You can do so by accessing the keyboard of the machine where you installed FreePBX, or remotely using an SSH client such as Putty.

Then type one of the following "fwconsole" commands:

• [ Command List]
• [ Stop/Start]
• [ Chown]
• [ Reload]
• [ Unlock]
• [ Database]

Command List

•   chown     Change ownership of files
•   context   Shows the specified context from the dialplan
•   cx        Shows the specified context from the dialplan
•   dbug      Stream files for debugging
•   extip     Get External IP
•   help      Displays help for a command
•   list      Lists commands
•   m         Run a mysql Query:
•   ma        Module Administration
•   motd      Prints MOTD
•   mysql     Run a mysql Query:
•   r         Reload Configs
•   reload    Reload Configs
•   restart   Start Asterisk and run other needed FreePBX commands
•   session   Manage Session
•   set       View and update settings
•   setting   View and update settings
•   start     Start Asterisk and run other needed FreePBX commands
•   stop      Stop Asterisk and run other needed FreePBX commands
•   trunks    Enable and disable trunks from the command line
•   unlock    Unlock Session

Stop/Start

This is how FreePBX starts asterisk and any other processes it need.  You should always start and restart asterisk with the amportal command not the service asterisk or /etc/init.d/asterisk commands

fwconsole stop

fwconsole start

Chown

''''fwconsole chown - This will change ownership of all files and directories that FreePBX needs to be owned by the apache user.

Reload

fwconsole reload - This will perform a reload of all the dialplan in Asterisk and all the modules in asterisk.  This is the same as pressing the "Apply Changes" button in the GUI of FreePBX

Unlock

fwconsole u xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx- The fwconsole u command will unlock the GUI login of FreePBX to let you into the FreePBX GUI without the username and password.  This is handy if you lost or misplaced your FreePBX GUI username or password and need to get into the GUI to change or setup a new user.  You need to replace the xxxxxxx with your PHP session ID.  Follow the steps below.

• Bring up the main login page to FreePBX in your browser.  Such as http://192.168.0.2/admin
• Do a "ctrl a" to highlight the whole page and look to the left center of the screen for some text.  This is your unique php session ID.  Copy this into your clipboard.

• Go into the linux CLI and type the following command replacing the session ID below with your own.
• [root@localhost ~]# fwconsole u ppnr8l1vle32s3q8b79s4n1sp7
• Please wait...
• session unlocked!

[root@localhost ~]#

• Go refresh your browser page and it will log you in this one time automatically for you based on that php session ID. Now you can go add or change the FreePBX admin users.

Database

fwconsole m This will log you to pass queries into the mysql database as the FreePBX user automatically for you based on the username and password for MySQL in /etc/freepbx.conf

[root@localhost ~]# fwconsole m 'SELECT * FROM trunks;'

+---+--------+-------+------------+-----+--+--+-----+---------------------+--+--+-----+-----+

| 1 | | dahdi | | | | | 555 | g0 | | | off | off |

| 3 | fpbx-2 | sip | 4805001104 | off | | | | fpbx-2-Dz2RzUvGHZCR | | | off | off |

| 2 | fpbx-1 | sip | 4805001104 | off | | | | fpbx-1-Dz2RzUvGHZCR | | | off | off |

+---+--------+-------+------------+-----+--+--+-----+---------------------+--+--+-----+-----+