AMI command blacklisted

v014450 · August 1, 2021, 9:52pm

When I use the AMI from python (asterisk.manager) for executing
response = self.ami_client.command(“module unload chan_mobile.so”)

I get:
Response: Error
ActionID: asteriskpi-00000001
Message: Command blacklisted

What I want to achieve is a unload of the chan_mobile.so so I can take phone calls again on my mobile.

Problem I’m having is that when I use chan_mobile I cannot take calls on my mobile directly any more so I need to be able to switch the chan_mobile on and off.

Astersik 16.2.1 on Raspberry Pi

Any suggestions are welcome

david551 · August 1, 2021, 11:01pm

It means you attempted to run one of the commands listed in

github.com

asterisk/asterisk/blob/b4347c486150653ec7ce1d129e8f9017c69344da/main/manager.c#L1526

    
      
          * \note
          * AMI session have managerid == 0; the entry is created upon a connect,
          * and destroyed with the socket.
          * HTTP sessions have managerid != 0, the value is used as a search key
          * to lookup sessions (using the mansession_id cookie, or nonce key from
          * Digest Authentication http header).
          */
          #define MAX_BLACKLIST_CMD_LEN 2
          static const struct {
          	const char *words[AST_MAX_CMD_LEN];
          } command_blacklist[] = {
          	{{ "module", "load", NULL }},
          	{{ "module", "unload", NULL }},
          	{{ "restart", "gracefully", NULL }},
          };
          
          
static void acl_change_stasis_cb(void *data, struct stasis_subscription *sub, struct stasis_message *message);
          
          
static void acl_change_stasis_subscribe(void)
          {
          	if (!acl_change_sub) {

I can’t see an explanation in the comments, but I suspect they have the potential to undermine AMI itself.

david551 · August 1, 2021, 11:12pm

It may be related to the existence of a specific action for doing load and unload of modules:

https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+11+ManagerAction_ModuleLoad

system · August 31, 2021, 11:13pm

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