E.14. stop
Asterisk has various ways of controlling how and
when it stops the system. The options are similar to the
restart commands. You can instruct Asterisk to stop only
when there no longer any active channels, thus preventing calls
from being dropped.
Stops the system when all currently active calls
have completed, and does not accept new calls.
Stops immediately, terminating all active
calls.
Stops the system when all currently active calls
have completed. New calls are accepted, and the system will stop
only when there are no longer any active calls. Using this command
is not a good idea, since you have no real way of knowing when the
necessary condition for stopping the system will occur.
unload [-f | -h] module_name
Unloads the specified module from Asterisk. The
-f option causes the module to be unloaded even if it is
in use (which may cause a crash), and the -h option causes
the module to be unloaded even if the module says it cannot be,
which will almost always cause a crash.
unload app_math.so
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