Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:

but You'll have to do it all by hand its better off to strip down the config once you understand how FreeSWITCH works.

Correct. The introduction on the wiki gives a helpful overview of the structure of the default configuration files - start with freeswitch.xml and follow the inclusions. Since the default configuration was similar in many respect to what I needed, it was quicker to modify it than to write a completely new set of configuration files. However, your needs may be different, and there are circumstances in which writing your own files from scratch would be the best solution.

Thanks for the tip! -MC On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Andy Spitzer <woof@iwoof.org> wrote:

Woof!

On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 4:22 PM, Lon Baker <lon@kickasspixels.com> wrote:

...

A truly clean install out of the gate.

We took a different approach. Rather than change what FS comes with, we created an alternate configuration area and point FreeSWITCH to it when we start.

Here's the script:

http://code.sipfoundry.org/browse/~raw,r=15066/sipXecs/main/sipXfreeSwitch/bin/freeswitch_setup.sh.in<http://code.sipfoundry.org/browse/%7Eraw,r=15066/sipXecs/main/sipXfreeSwitch/bin/freeswitch_setup.sh.in>

It copies all the "good stuff" from the default FS configuration, and skips the dialplan and sip profiles, leaving them blank ready for customization.

--Woof!

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