[arm-allstar] Hello All
David McGough
kb4fxc at inttek.net
Tue Oct 1 22:43:07 EDT 2019
Brad,
Yes, you can easily have multiple configs on a single system, running them
one at the time. Just put each different config in a separate folder
(subdirectory), like:
/etc/asterisk_gmrs
/etc/asterisk_ham
Then, to select one or the other:
### GMRS
rm -f /etc/asterisk
ln -s /etc/asterisk_gmrs /etc/asterisk
### Ham
rm -f /etc/asterisk
ln -s /etc/asterisk_ham /etc/asterisk
..And, restart asterisk, such as:
astres.sh
BTW, make sure that you don't have a folder named /etc/asterisk, or the
symbolic link (ln -s) will fail.
73, David KB4FXC
On Tue, 1 Oct 2019, "Brad Trogdon via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> Reading posts from the past one caught my attention that instructed folks
> how to update Courtesy Tones via script. Quite a straight forward and
> simple process when you think about it.
>
> To my question.. I use HamVoIP for both Ham and Private (GMRS Linking) and
> obviously must keep the two separate.
>
> I have a radioless node that I travel with and depending on the group I
> want to connect I insert the designated card and boot to the respective
> system..
>
> To my question.. Any reason I could not have both configurations on the
> same card and switch between the two via script that in effect swaps all
> config files?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions and direction
>
> -Brad
> W4INT / WQTG303
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