Re: Where are the defaults stored?

Howard,

The configuration is stored in a local Mysql database,  and when you use 
the on-screen
update button  the database is written to the xxxx_additional.conf files.

Added lines to the auto-attendant should be done by the documented method of
adding your code to extensions_custom.conf.  Create the file if it 
doesn't exist. This
is preferable to editing the templates, as you'll lose those change when 
you upgrade
AMP.   The templates are 
/var/www/html/admin/retrieve_extensions_from_mysql.pl
and similar.

For example my aa_2 auto-attendant has additional commands added in the 
custom
file as follows:  ( Line 10 was using VM, now goes to a group )

[aa_2-custom]
exten  => s,8,Background(pls-wait-connect-call)
exten  => s,9,Setvar(DIAL_OPTIONS=tm)
exten  => s,10,Goto(ext-group,1,1)
;exten  => s,10,Macro(exten-vm,201@default,204)

Lee Marzke     <lee-NUm6duiwBxSsTnJN9+BGXg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Principal Consultant
4aero.com   IT solutions.

Howard Leadmon wrote:

> I am curious where the defaults are stored for AMP, like if I create an
> auto-attendant, and I want to add some lines into it.   If I just go edit the
> extensions_additional.conf, if I make a later change the stuff gets lost?  
>
> Can anyway tell me where the default templates are stored, before I go on a
> massive digging mission?
>
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