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cookbooks:4.0.x:core:cfg [2013/06/26 09:18]
poing [Route Functions] 		cookbooks:4.0.x:core:cfg [2013/06/26 09:39]
poing [Comments]
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-<fc #FF0000>**This is a work in progress**</fc> 
- 
 ====== The Configuration File ====== ====== The Configuration File ======
  
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 There are five (5) types of configuration directives used with Kamailio.\\  There are five (5) types of configuration directives used with Kamailio.\\ 
-<fc #AA0000>**Each type of configuration directive uses its own syntax!**</fc>+^  <fc #AA0000>**Each type of configuration directive uses its own syntax!**</fc>  |
  
   - C-Style Control Directives   - C-Style Control Directives
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 ==== Comments ==== ==== Comments ====
  
-<fc #FF0000>**The first thing you should understand is the comment syntax used in the configuration file.\\ \\ **</fc>+^  <fc #800000>**The first thing you should understand is the comment syntax used in the configuration file.**</fc>  | 
 Comments in the configuration file are a mixture of C-Style (**not C++**) and scripting language syntaxes.\\  Comments in the configuration file are a mixture of C-Style (**not C++**) and scripting language syntaxes.\\ 
 It closely resembles the PHP style, **//except//** you **can not use** double-slash ( ⁄ ⁄ ) for line comments.  Only the hash (#) may be used for line comments.\\ \\  It closely resembles the PHP style, **//except//** you **can not use** double-slash ( ⁄ ⁄ ) for line comments.  Only the hash (#) may be used for line comments.\\ \\ 
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 /* This is a ... /* This is a ...
    block comment */</code>  |    block comment */</code>  |
-|<fc #FF0000>**Not a Comment:**</fc><code> // this is NOT a line comment </code>|+|<fc #800000>**Not a Comment:**</fc><code> // this is NOT a line comment </code>|
 |Line Comment:<code c># this is a line comment </code>| |Line Comment:<code c># this is a line comment </code>|
-|**<fc #FF0000>Valid Configuration Directive:</fc>**<code>#!c_style_directive</code>|+|**<fc #800000>Valid Configuration Directive:</fc>**<code>#!c_style_directive</code>|
  
 ----- -----
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 #!endif #!endif
 </code>| </code>|
 +
 ----- -----
 ==== Apache Name/Value Pairs ==== ==== Apache Name/Value Pairs ====
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 import_file "/path/to/file_to_import.cfg" import_file "/path/to/file_to_import.cfg"
 </code>| </code>|
------  + 
 +-------
 ==== Normal Name/Value Pairs ==== ==== Normal Name/Value Pairs ====
  
-These name/value pairs are normally delimited by an equal sign.\\ There are a few situations where the value needs to be enclosed in quotes.+These name/value pairs are normally delimited by an equal sign.
  
 ^ Syntax: | ^ Syntax: |
-|<code c>name=value +|<code c>name=value</code>|
-name="fqdn.example.com"</code>|+
  
 +<fc #FF0000>There are a couple situations where the value needs to be enclosed in quotes.</fc>\\ 
 Check the [[../core#core_parameters|core parameters]] for the required syntax. Check the [[../core#core_parameters|core parameters]] for the required syntax.
  
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 alias="sip.mydomain.com" alias="sip.mydomain.com"
 </code>| </code>|
------+ 
 +------
 ==== Modify Parameter Procedure ==== ==== Modify Parameter Procedure ====
  
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 <fc #800000>Strings should be enclosed in quotes.</fc> <fc #800000>Strings should be enclosed in quotes.</fc>
 +
 +See the [[http://www.kamailio.org/docs/modules/4.0.x/|module documentation]] for support parameter settings.
  
 ^ Examples:  |   ^ Examples:  |  
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 ==== Route Functions ==== ==== Route Functions ====
  
-I will not go into too much detail here, it should be covered elsewhere in this wiki.\\  +I will not go into too much detail here, the scripting methods, functions, and procdedures should be covered elsewhere in this wiki.\\ 
-The Route Functions are basically a scripting language.+
  
  
cookbooks/4.0.x/core/cfg.txt · Last modified: 2013/06/26 09:39 by poing

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