> Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> The asterisk-gui uses /etc/asterisk/zapscan.conf, which is detected
> at boot time (by zapscan which is run from /etc/init.d/zaptel)
> As genzaptelconf is now able to replace the zapscan utility of the >
> asterisk-gui, and also to detect digital spans and give them
> resonable values in many cases, I wonder if it can do the job for you.
Thanks - genzaptelconf worked well for the analog card in the test system
here. I'll have to wait until I have the PRI to try it with that.
I also played around with simply manually configuring the system before
using the web interface. I will post up what I tried here in case it might
help someone else. I found that I could get the analog card to work with
asterisk-gui under Fedora by adding entries to the zapscan.conf.
For example my /etc/zaptel.conf contains:
fxsks=4
fxoks=1
and my /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf contains something like:
context = demo
signaling=fxo_ks
channel => 1
context = demo
signaling=fxs_ks
channel => 4
So I then put the following into zapscan.conf:
[1]
port=fxo
[4]
port=fxs
I don't know if this soft of work-around can be applied to digital cards but
it seemed to work for analog cards. However, using genzaptelconf was very
strait forward.
-Brian
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