> On 05/12/2010 01:03 PM, Robert Wagner wrote:
>>
>> when i include a sip configuration from another file in my sip.conf
>> using #include /etc/asterisk/sip-sipgate.conf everything seems to be
>> working. The peer is listed when i execute "sip show peers" and Status
>> is "OK". But the peer is not listed using "sip show registry". I need
>> to place the "register => ..." in the sip.conf to make it work. Is this
>> working as expected or is it a bug?
On Wed, 12 May 2010, Jason Parker wrote:
> Working as expected.
>
> When you #include a file, the #include line is replaced with the
> contents of the file. Meaning your register line is likely being placed
> inside the previous context.
An include file like the following will work as the OP expected:
[general](+)
register =
xxxxxxxxx:[email protected]/zzzzzzzzzz
[sipgate.com]
caninvite = no
canreinvite = no
context = from-sipgate.com
fromdomain = sipgate.com
fromuser = xxxxxxxxx
host = sipgate.com
insecure = very
nat = no
secret = yyyyyy
type = peer
username = xxxxxxxxx
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