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Hi guys.<br />
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I'm playing with A@H.<br />
I find out that A@H stores the dialplan in extensions_additional.conf<wbr />.<br />
So, i wrote my basic first extension there.<br />
It was working fine.<br />
THis morning i added another extension thru AMP, and i think it deleted the manual dialplan that i created before.<br />
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Why?<br />
Is there any wahy to avoid this?<br />
Is there any way to create manual dialplans in A@H?<br />
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<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi guys.

I'm playing with A@H.
I find out that A@H stores the dialplan in extensions_additional.conf.
So, i wrote my basic first extension there.
It was working fine.
THis morning i added another extension thru AMP, and i think it deleted the manual dialplan that i created before.

Why?
Is there any wahy to avoid this?
Is there any way to create manual dialplans in A@H?


Thanks


Asterisk@home resets manual entries in extensions_additional.conf

Hi guys.

I&#39;m playing with A@H.
I find out that A@H stores the dialplan in extensions_additional.conf.
So, i wrote my basic first extension there.
It was working fine.
THis morning i added another extension thru AMP, and i think it deleted the manual dialplan that i created before.

Why?
Is there any wahy to avoid this?
Is there any way to create manual dialplans in A@H?


Thanks


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