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What is the purpose of "Make Sample" in Asterisk compilation and what it does? james_winston 11-August-2008 01:14:16 PMComments If you already have configuration files installed in /etc/asterisk/ when you run the make samples command, .old will be appended to the end of each of your current configuration files, for example, extensions.conf will be renamed extensions.conf.old. Be careful, though, because if you run make samples more than once you will overwrite your original configuration files! Posted by sagitraz The make samples command copies the sample configuration file in the Asterisk source files and places it in the /etc/asterisk/directory folder. The sample configuration files allow you to see generic optioning for a variety of configurations. Posted by james_winston |
Posted: 12-August-2008 01:57:36 PM By: james_winston The make samples command copies the sample configuration file in the Asterisk source files and places it in the /etc/asterisk/directory folder. The sample configuration files allow you to see generic optioning for a variety of configurations. | |
Posted: 26-August-2008 11:09:11 PM By: sagitraz If you already have configuration files installed in /etc/asterisk/ when you run the make samples command, .old will be appended to the end of each of your current configuration files, for example, extensions.conf will be renamed extensions.conf.old. Be careful, though, because if you run make samples more than once you will overwrite your original configuration files! |