Le 06-06-08 à 14:50, Frank Griffith a écrit :
I made a very futile attempt to erase all the files in /usr/local/
etc/asterisk and start creating new conf files from scratch. No big
problem except that if I erase all the files, asterisk did not
start properly. In fact it crashed and exited.
So what is the absolute minimum of files I need on the etc/asterisk
folder to get this working? I want to try a simple and clean setup
without all the strings and extras that come with the make samples
command.
on linux, you need: asterisk.conf, modules.conf, extensions.conf and
sip.conf for SIP, (and touch codecs.conf). The "most difficult" part
is to strip down the content of modules.conf to the minimum you need.
marc.
What about the ael file? This thing creates an entire dialplan and
I really don't want this stuff in there while I'm trying to learn
how it all works.
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