On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Earle Clubb wrote:
I would use the init script because I like to use Linux-HA that require
this.
Edit that init.d script lightly not to use safe_asterisk.
safe_asterisk is not close to robust anyway, and thus will only
complicate things.
Seconded. Have a look at this:
http://www.drogon.net/init.d.asterisk
Gordon,
What is the point of reloading extensions after starting asterisk in the
start section of your case statement?
I have some lines in my extensions.conf which look like:
DB(access/101)=0
DB(operator/101)=1
etc.
and the db module isn't loaded at boot-time, so to make sure asterisk gets
any changes that have been made to it (DB wise) since it was last booted,
I reload it
However from very recent posts here it looks like I had the wrong thing in
my modules.conf file, I just haven't had a chance to sort it yet. You can
probably safely ignore it.
Gordon
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