Please check out the scripts located in contrib/scripts
Regards Hans On 2012-05-23 11:42, Danny Dias wrote:
Hi, thanks for your answers... Can i delete like this: rm -rf /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/voicemailcontextcustomer/300/INBOX/*.* Is that ok? will this break something? A little doubt here, once the user hears the voicemail using the phone, the message is automatically moved to Old folder, is that right? Many thanks! 2012/5/23 Mehmet Avcioglu <meh...@activecom.net <mailto:meh...@activecom.net>> You can delete old files, it won't break anything. Also to prevent saving files in multiple formats, edit voicemail.conf and change format parameter under general. -- Mehmet Avcioglu meh...@activecom.net <mailto:meh...@activecom.net> On May 23, 2012, at 1:03 AM, Danny Dias wrote:Thanks Jason, But how to delete them? there are a lot of old voicemails, but i don't want to break the app_voicemail. 2012/5/22 Jason Parker <jpar...@digium.com <mailto:jpar...@digium.com>> On 05/22/2012 04:54 PM, Danny Dias wrote: > There are 4 files for each voicemail: > > msg0000.gsm > msg0000.txt > msg0000.wav > msg0000.WAV > That is perfectly normal. The .txt file is metadata that contains things like caller ID and duration. Asterisk will also save voicemails into every format you have specified in voicemail.conf.
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