You are correct. Is there any open source application in that?
> According to WikiPedia, there are open-source implementations of vi > available: > All my instincts say "No no! Use emacs not vi!" but I think the OP might not know saying "vi" is intended as a joke? For small systems using a text editor is okay... watch out for typos that will disable your entire pbx... do "dialplan reload" when you change extensions.conf and then scroll back looking for ERROR messages. I find the color coding to be extremely helpful. Likewise open "asterisk -r" immediately after starting asterisk and watch for error messages. Be warned that sometimes the errors will lead you far far astray. Usually they are useful. Brian
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