The /etc/asterisk/custom directory is intended to contain customized files for use in addition to the server-generated ones. The config information contained in them is intended to be in addition to server-generated information. In order to do this you have to use special notation (something natively-supported in Asterisk config files, but NEVER has been documented as such) which is putting '(+)' after the name of the sectiion/category in the file, for example: In /etc/asterisk/custom/rpt.conf you might put (in your case): [functions2392](+) 82=cop,49 83=cop,50 Something like that. JIM WB6NIL
From: n7pkt@hybotics.org To: app_rpt-users@qrvc.com Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 02:35:24 -0700 Subject: [App_rpt-users] Files in the "custom" dir
Greetings!
I noticed the presence of "#include custom/rpt.conf" at the very end of the /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf file and said "Hmmmmm" to myself.. :) How are the files in the "custom" dir processed - as replacements for or over rides to what is in the main file of the same name?
If the entries in custom/rpt.conf are processed as over rides, this is a great thing, because any entry within a stanza in an over ride file should just replace the same entry in the master file or add to the master stanza if there is no corresponding issue.
I really must disect the app_rpt.c file.. :) :D
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