Re: [Astlinux-users] How do I edit a permanent misdn-init.conf?

[Ingmar S. <is...@es...>]

Dear Alexander,

depending on your ISDN card, mISDN can only create a default template
for your configuration, when you the misdn-init script is executed.

I.e. if you run one of the cheap HFC-PCI cards (about 30 Euros), this
happens. If you have a Beronet 2,4,8 port card, you can at least specify
nt oder te mode by setting a hardware jumper.

In typical environments (te_ptmp) is is fine. That's why we made life
easy for the majority of users.

In your case do the following:

mount -t ext2 -o rw,remount /
vi /etc/init.d/asterisk
  search for 'misdn-init config' and comment this line out
mount -t ext2 -o ro,remount /

Now misdn-init config is not executed when asterisk starts and your
edited misdn-init.conf file remains untouched.

Note: this assumes you start your mISDN with ISDN_MODPROBE="MISDN" in
rc.conf.

If you have further questions, please write to
ast...@li.... Darrick already explained why.

Hope this helps,

Ingmar

Alexander Topolanek wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> sorry to ask that, but my hair's getting grey...
> 
> I'd like to change to te_ptp=1 in misd-init.conf, but this file in the
> running system is created a new at boot. How do I find the original file
> and edit it?
> 
> thanks