Re: Which config files are automatically written?

Ariel Batista schrieb:
> The files you can change are all the customs.conf files.

It seems to be that my wishes can't be covered by just editing the 
customs-config files. My wishes are:

- Instead of the voicebox the caller should decide to get the voicebox 
or to get transfered to some central number (so he can decide if he 
wants to speak with a machine or a person).

- If somebody isn't reachable and hasn't enabled his voicebox the call 
should be transfered to the central number.

- Callers from inside should neither be terminated onto a voicebox nor 
be transfered to the central number. They should get the busy tone if 
somebody isn't reachable.

- Using two HFC-cards on an "Anlagenanschluß" (I don't know the 
technical translation for this)

> If you make
> changes to any of the additional.conf they will be replaced by amp. 

Okay. So anything with "additional" in its name is written by AMP.

> But as all things are the main files like extensions.conf sip.conf and
> iax2.conf don't get changed unless you upgrade the main system. Which
> you can also do some minor changes to them if needed. But keep this
> changes handy after you upgrade so you can add your changes to the
> files.

I have to see how to make my changes as minor as possible. First of all 
I need a lot more knowledge about scripting ...

Bye!

Michael


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