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+.TH GENTONES 1
+.SH NAME
+lcradmin \- view and modify the state of a running lcr
+.SH SYNOPSIS
+lcradmin state
+.br
+lcradmin route
+.br
+lcradmin interface
+.br
+lcradmin block <port number>
+.br
+lcradmin unload <port number>
+.br
+lcradmin unload <port number>
+.br
+lcradmin release <endpoint id>
+.SH DESCRIPTION
+.SS lcradmin state
+starts lcradmin in interactive mode. You will see
+a screen with the current calls and a list of keys for possible
+options.
+.SS lcradmin route
+makes lcr reload the routing.conf
+.SS lcradmin interface
+makes lcr reload the interface.conf
+.SS lcradmin block
+makes lcr block the specified port for further
+incoming and outgoing calls.
+.SS lcradmin unblock
+unblocks the port again
+.SS lcradmin unload
+makes lcr cease using the specified port. The port
+the be used by a different application, or to unload the mISDN
+driver. To load the port again, use lcradmin unblock as described above,
+or use lcradmin interface to reload all interfaces.
+.SS lcradmin release
+makes lcr release a pending call. The endpoint ID
+is shown in the status screen, as well as in the log, starting
+with "EP(<ID>)". This can be useful, if two members are joined
+in a conference, but they don't or even can't hang up for some
+reason. Also lost parked calls can be released.
+.SH SEE ALSO
+http://www.linux-call-router.de/doc.html
+.SH AUTHOR
+This minimal man page was written by Joerg Dorchain
+<joerg@dorchain.net>
+.br
+from documentation created by Andreas Eversberg <jolly@eversberg.eu>