Ok, I got some more info on this, and the situation is as follows:
* linphonec uses the config file by default
* linphonec running as a daemon (via /linphonecsh init/) doesn't use the
config file by default. You need to add it as a parameter: /"linphonecsh
init -c ~/.linphonerc"/
But the issue I'm having seems to be related to the specific version of
linphone.
With linphonec version 3.5.2, the configuration file parameter work, but
with 3.6.1. it doesn't.
After i run: "/linphonecsh init -c ~/.linphonerc/", i get this:
[root@alarmpi ~]# linphonecsh init -c ~/.linphonerc
[root@alarmpi ~]# ps aux | grep linphonec
root 3846 25.0 1.4 146436 7024 ? Ssl 12:33 0:00 linphonec
--pipe -c /dev/null -c /root/.linphonerc
So it would seem everything is ok. But actually, it didn't read any of
the settings from the configuration file.
To verify, I try to read a configuration I am sure is contained in the
config file:
[root@alarmpi ~]# linphonecsh generic "param sound local_ring"
current value: (*undef*)
Why is it not reading the configuration file? Is this a bug/regression?
Best regards!
On 11.07.2014 16:31, Lorrin wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering which utility uses the /.linphonerc/ configuration file?
I know that *linphone* gui version uses it, but does *linphonec* and
*linphonecsh* use it?
It would seem that /linphonec/ doesn't read it because my
/playback_gain_db/ parameter is ignored,
and I was pretty sure that /linphonec/ uses that configuration file..
Can someone clear things up a bit for me? Thanks!
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