Eric "ManxPower" Wieling wrote:
Larry Alkoff wrote:
Hello Eric.
I don't fully understand your example.
I _think_ you have in extensions.conf:
[incoming]
include => extensions
[extensions]
exten => 667
more exten here
[toll-trunks]
exten => 91NXXNXXXXXX
more exten here
[toll-access]
include => extensions
include => toll-trunks
My understanding of 'include' is it's as if the 'include'
were typed line by line into the context.
Since both extensions and toll-trunks are mixed together in
[toll-access], doesn't that give anyone who gains access to extensions
in [incoming] also access to toll-trunks? How does anyone on the
inside gain access to [toll-access]?
Also I don't understand the 'doubling' of [extensions] by including it
in another context.
I'm probably missing something here. Can you help me understand this
better?
No. Any device in the [incoming] context will only have access to
anything in the [incoming] and [extensions] context. i.e. it will not
have access to any exten => lines that allow dialing out of the system.
include => is only "one-way"
I have a feeling that the answer is contained in your words but still
don't quite get it.
Let me ask this: How do inside devices get access to [toll-access]? I
would like my inside devices to have access to everything unless I
specifically deny access.
Larry
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Larry Alkoff N2LA - Austin TX
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