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	*[[How To For External Modules In Telnet]]		*[[How To For External Modules In Telnet]]
	* An example how to setup and [[IVR Setup\|write an IVR]] in PHP.		* An example how to setup and [[IVR Setup\|write an IVR]] in PHP.
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		+	[[Category:Extmodule]] [[Category:External module]]

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 These modules can be started from Yate and communicate through pipes to the extmodule.<br>
 They can also be started from outside Yate and connect to a TCP or UNIX socket if a listener is configured.<br>
-You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [[External module protocol|external module protocol]].
+You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [[External module command flow|external module protocol]].
 ===Configuration===

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 These modules can be started from Yate and communicate through pipes to the extmodule.<br>
 They can also be started from outside Yate and connect to a TCP or UNIX socket if a listener is configured.<br>
-You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [http://yate.null.ro/docs/extmodule.html external module protocol].
+You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [[External module protocol|external module protocol]].
 ===Configuration===

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 These modules can be started from Yate and communicate through pipes to the extmodule.<br>
 They can also be started from outside Yate and connect to a TCP or UNIX socket if a listener is configured.<br>
-You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [http://yate.null.ro/docs/extmodule.html external module].
+You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [http://yate.null.ro/docs/extmodule.html external module protocol].
 ===Configuration===

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 External Module allows you to use channel or global scripts in Yate.<br>
 These modules can be started from Yate and communicate through pipes to the extmodule.<br>
-They can also be started from outside Yate and connect to a TCP or UNIX socket if a listener is configured.
+They can also be started from outside Yate and connect to a TCP or UNIX socket if a listener is configured.<br>
 You can read more about how modules communicates to Yate engine using the [http://yate.null.ro/docs/extmodule.html external module].

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 IMPORTANT: If an external module fails to start the exact reason why is not displayed in rmanager.<br>
 You should instead examine the logs that will hold the reason the exec() has failed.
 '''See also'''
 *[[How To For External Modules In Telnet]]
 * An example how to setup and [[IVR Setup|write an IVR]] in PHP.

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 You should instead examine the logs that will hold the reason the exec() has failed.
-Also take a look at: [[How To For External Modules In Telnet]]
+See also:
+*[[How To For External Modules In Telnet]]
-[[IVR Setup|Here]] is an example how to setup and write an IVR in PHP.
+* An example how to setup and [[IVR Setup|write an IVR]] in PHP.