You should NEVER install anything into a config folder if one already exists. But you're free to do what you want locally but we will NEVER allow the install process to install extra files or overwrite existing configs its bad behavior to do so. /b On Jan 20, 2010, at 11:29 AM, Dave Stevenson wrote:
Hi Thanks Brian,
OK, but I'm sure everyone has their own requirements for dialplan actions, extensions etc. If I understand you right, you're saying that I should leave all the defaults (dialplans, extensions etc.) in place and do anything specific to my installation in separate files ?
I think that I can see how that would work :-
Provided that I use extensions not already defined in dialplan\default.xml. then any extensions that I add won't be touched by FS. What if I redefined a pre-defined extension, would it take precedence over the data in dialpan\default.xml ?
Any user dialplan actions would go into nn_xxxx.xml files in the dialplan\defaults dir and be processed after dialpan\default.xml ?
If I understand correctly, I'll head off and put things right !
regards Dave