On Wednesday 18 May 2005 07:15, snacktime wrote: > Debian has it's own way of installing asterisk. You should probably > install asterisk again, then copy over only the files you need from > your gentoo box instead of copying the whole directory over.
The only files I've changed are extensions.conf and sip.conf - the rest are left as they are. Just a quick listing: [ 20050518T075145BST | [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] ( /etc/asterisk ) 548 $ ls adsi.conf enum.conf meetme.conf res_config_odbc.conf adtranvofr.conf extconfig.conf mgcp.conf res_odbc.conf agents.conf extensions.conf modem.conf rpt.conf alarmreceiver.conf extensions.conf.old modules.conf rtp.conf alsa.conf features.conf musiconhold.conf sip.conf asterisk.adsi festival.conf osp.conf sip.conf.old asterisk.conf iax.conf oss.conf skinny.conf cdr_manager.conf iaxprov.conf parking.conf telcordia-1.adsi cdr_odbc.conf indications.conf phone.conf voicemail.conf cdr_pgsql.conf logger.conf privacy.conf vpb.conf cdr_tds.conf manager.conf queues.conf zapata.conf So, if I just copy extensions.conf and sip.conf, the Debian one will work? > Or you can install from source which is the best way IMO. I'm sorely tempted... If you want to do my Java coursework (due in a few days!) then sure! Otherwise, I'll just get it up and running first then do it the proper way =) Cheers, Matthew Walster _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
