USB GPIO and Event handling
Is everyone that requested support of GPIO and/or event handling satisfied with the current state of the implementation?? Can this issue be 'put to bed'? Are there any more pending things to be concerned with in this realm currently?? If there is nothing else, I will duplicate the GPIO handling that was added into chan_usbradio into chan_simpleusb and basically consider it done for now. JIM WB6NIL
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 8-Dale -- I can handle complexity. It's the simple things that confound me. Open your mind, Read, Learn, Think, Apply. 73, from NPKT! http://www.hybotics.com - NEW main site Just because we can, does it follow that we should?
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
8-Dale -- I can handle complexity. It's the simple things that confound me. Open your mind, Read, Learn, Think, Apply. 73, from NPKT! http://www.hybotics.com - NEW main site Just because we can, does it follow that we should? _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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