Hello,
In Freepbx 2.10, for instance, you can read several instances of the following pattern : In extensions.conf #include extensions_additional.conf #include extensions_custom.conf In extensions_additional.conf [macro-hangupcall] include => macro-hangupcall-custom exten => s,1,Noop(foobar1) In extensions_custom.conf [macro-hangupcall-custom] exten => s,1,Noop(foobar2) When using "dialplan show s@macro-hangupcall", asterisk (1.8.12) displays both foobar1 and foobar2 dialplans, in this order. Then asterisk ignores foobar2 dialplan and only run foobar1 diaplan. Would you rate this a bug or a feature ? To me, asterisk should both : 1. list foobar2 dialplan first (with dialplan show) as the include statement is the first one, 2. run foobar2 dialplan it is the first listed. Opinions ? Suggestions ? Regards
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