Rizwan Hisham wrote:
Whats the difference between the following statements in extensions.conf
include=>inbound
AND
#include inbound/*.conf
Hi, checkout this page:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+config+extensions.conf
"With the #include <filename> statement in extensions.conf, other files
are included. This way you can setup a system where extensions.conf is
the main file, users.conf contain your local users, services.conf
contain various services, like conferencing. This way, the dial plan may
be easier to maintain, depending on the size of your setup. The #include
<filename> statement is not the same as the include <context> statement.
The #include statement works in all Asterisk configuration files. "
I believe that #include syntax works like a include in programming
languages where the file or files listed are included as part of the
file that references them.
The include => context syntax is for including on context within
another. If context A includes context B then calls going into Context
A could possibly match extensions in context B.
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Warm Regards,
Lee
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