Noxee
(Olivier Roy)
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Quick question, I like to create custom conf files to organize my contexts by client.
For example, my extensions_custom.conf file looks like this:
#include custom_client1.conf
#include custom_client2.conf
Is there any negative impact to doing things this way v.s. having everything in the extensions_custom.conf file?
What if these sub-files also have include statements in them?
Thanks!
comtech
(Com Tech)
2
We do this exactly. Each call treatment is in its own conf file in /etc/asterisk/apps
It is great for managing complex call flows. It also makes it easy to migrate conf files from PBX to PBX.
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system
(system)
Closed
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