Hi Nabeel,
the linphonerc is the file holding the actual settings of your linphone
instance. On android you do not have direct access to it (as you have on
desktop) but use the settings interface in the application to modify
your settings. Linphonerc is not in the source code because it is
generated by linphone at first run.
Some settings are not accessible through the GUI but you can use them by
modifying the linphonerc_default and linphonerc_factory in your source tree.
regards,
johan
On 06/04/16 23:39, Nabeel wrote:
Hi Johan,
In your answer, you referred to a 'linphonerc' file other than the two
'linphonerc_default' and 'linphonerc_factory' files. However, in my
source, I only have those two files. Please clarify if there is
another file. I am using linphone for Android.
Nabeel
On 6 April 2016 at 13:53, Johan Pascal <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
linphonerc_default are settings used to create the linphonerc at
first linphone run(or if you delete you linphonerc file).
linphonerc_factory are settings overriding whatever is in the
linphonerc file.
Short example:
if there is a linphone_factory with
[sip]
media_encryption_mandatory=1
Even if you set
media_encryption_mandatory=0
in your linphonerc (or linphonerc_default which is used to
generate it), the media_encryption_mandatory setting will stick to 1.
johan
On 06/04/16 14:43, Nabeel wrote:
Hi,
What is the difference between linphonerc_default and
linphonerc_factory?
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