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diff --git a/1.4.23-rc4/Zaptel-to-DAHDI.txt b/1.4.23-rc4/Zaptel-to-DAHDI.txt deleted file mode 100644 index a08fdea69..000000000 --- a/1.4.23-rc4/Zaptel-to-DAHDI.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,105 +0,0 @@ -========================================================= -=== Information for upgrading from Zaptel to DAHDI === -========================================================= - -As announced in early 2008, Digium is renaming the Zaptel telephony -interface project to DAHDI (Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface) -to accommodate the desires of the owner of the Zaptel trademark for -telephony purposes. - -This version of Asterisk can be built using either Zaptel or DAHDI, -and has many changes to make the use of DAHDI as easy as possible for -existing users with dialplans, CDR parsers, AMI applications, and -others that expect Zaptel to be in use. - -First, the modules that directly use services from Zaptel/DAHDI have been -renamed; the new names are: - - chan_zap.so -> chan_dahdi.so - app_zapbarge.so -> app_dahdibarge.so - app_zapras.so -> app_dahdiras.so - app_zapscan.so -> app_dahdiscan.so - codec_zap.so -> codec_dahdi.so - -However, in spite of the file name changes, the channels and -applications provided by these modules can still be used with 'Zap' -style names; see below for more information. - -Second, there are have been a number of efforts made to ensure that -existing systems will not have to have any major configuration changes -made solely because Asterisk was built against DAHDI instead of -Zaptel. This includes: - -chan_dahdi.so: - - This module will determine which channel name ('Zap' or 'DAHDI') - should be used for incoming and outgoing channels based on the - build-time choice of telephony drivers. However, if you wish to - continue using the 'Zap' channel name even though you built Asterisk - against the DAHDI drivers, you can add the following line to the - [options] section of your /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf file: - - dahdichanname = no - - All CLI commands that begin with 'zap' are now available as 'dahdi' - commands as well; the 'zap' variants will report that they are - deprecated the first time you use each one in an Asterisk instance, - but they will otherwise operate just as they did in previous versions. - - All Asterisk Manager Interface (AMI) actions that begin with 'Zap' - are also available with 'DAHDI' prefixes. - - The ZapSendKeypadFacility dialplan application is now available as - DAHDISendKeypadFacility as well; the Zap variant will report a deprecation - warning but will otherwise operate as it did it in previous - versions. - - The configuration for the channel driver will be read from - /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf unless 'dahdichanname' has been set to - 'no' in asterisk.conf; if that is done, then the configuration will - be read from /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf, just as it was in previous - versions. - -app_dahdibarge.so: - - The ZapBarge application is now available as DAHDIBarge as well; the - ZapBarge variant will report a deprecation warning when used, but - will otherwise operate as it did in previous versions. Regardless of - which application name is used, the application will restrict itself - to channels of the proper type, based on the 'dahdichanname' setting - in asterisk.conf. - -app_dahdiras.so: - - The ZapRAS application is now available as DAHDIRAS as well; the - ZapRAS variant will report a deprecation warning when used, but will - otherwise operate as it did in previous versions. Regardless of - which application name is used, the application will restrict itself - to channels of the proper type, based on the 'dahdichanname' setting - in asterisk.conf. - -app_dahdiscan.so: - - The ZapScan application is now available as DAHDIScan as well; the - ZapScan variant will report a deprecation warning when used, but will - otherwise operate as it did in previous versions. Regardless of - which application name is used, the application will restrict itself - to channels of the proper type, based on the 'dahdichanname' setting - in asterisk.conf. - -app_flash.so: - - This application has not had any name changes, but will report its - usage (via 'show application flash') as being for either DAHDI or - Zaptel channels based on the 'dahdichanname' setting in - asterisk.conf. - -app_chanspy.so: - - This application will transparently create 'DAHDI' or 'Zap' channels - as needed, based on the 'dahdichanname' setting in asterisk.conf. - -app_meetme.so: - - This application will transparently create 'DAHDI' or 'Zap' channels - as needed, based on the 'dahdichanname' setting in asterisk.conf. |