It seems to be preventing FS from parsing any files beyond it. FS parses conf/dialplan/default.xml then each of the files in conf/dialplan/default/, but never sees any of the other files in conf/dialplan such as public.xml and the files in public/. Thanks, Jim.
Jim <jim@k4gvo.com> wrote:
It seems to be preventing FS from parsing any files beyond it.
No, it doesn't - have a look at log/freeswitch.xml.fsxml. This file is a default extension to perform Enum look-ups. You can delete it or rename it if you wish. If you leave it there, you have to make sure that your extensions appear earlier in the fsxml file than this Enum extension does. The order is determined by the expansion of the *.xml glob expression.
It seems to be preventing FS from parsing any files beyond it. FS parses conf/dialplan/default.xml then each of the files in conf/dialplan/default/, but never sees any of the other files in conf/dialplan such as public.xml and the files in public/.
Enum should be the last dialplan you get to if nothing matches, prolly if you hit it, you aren't writing your dialplan properly or you overlooked something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping You are looking at the 'Default' context which is for auth'ed ua's. The dialplan only encounters the 'Public' context for unauth'ed ua's, which get placed in there first then hopefully route somewhere else, the default context out of the box at least will never look into the 'Public' context.
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
It seems to be preventing FS from parsing any files beyond it. FS parses conf/dialplan/default.xml then each of the files in conf/dialplan/default/, but never sees any of the other files in conf/dialplan such as public.xml and the files in public/.
Enum should be the last dialplan you get to if nothing matches, prolly if you hit it, you aren't writing your dialplan properly or you overlooked something.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping
You are looking at the 'Default' context which is for auth'ed ua's. The dialplan only encounters the 'Public' context for unauth'ed ua's, which get placed in there first then hopefully route somewhere else, the default context out of the box at least will never look into the 'Public' context.
Thanks. Jim.
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