At 10:39 AM on 14 Oct 2009, Matt wrote: > Greetings, > I have a fresh asterisk installation. When I install I get all of the > config files. What is the best way to get a 'stripped' down system > with just the bare config files I would need to do a sip connection?
In my experience, this was a bit of a procedure. But I thought it was worth it to reduce clutter. Basically, you need to find out which modules you need, and set "autoload=no" in modules.conf, and then load (with "load=xxx.so") each module individually, making sure you've also loaded each module's dependencies. Finding these dependencies was a bit of leg work. I don't remember where I figured that out... sorry. Then you need to find out which modules need which configuration files, and then delete the rest of them... To get you started, I've attached my modules.conf (with sparse comments), and here's a list of the files in my /etc/asterisk directory: asterisk.conf cdr.conf cdr_custom.conf extensions.ael extensions.conf features.conf indications.conf logger.conf modules.conf musiconhold.conf queues.conf sip.conf voicemail.conf zapata-channels.conf zapata.conf YMMV, HTH, HAND. :-) -- C. Chad Wallace, B.Sc. The Lodging Company http://www.skihills.com/ OpenPGP Public Key ID: 0x262208A0
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