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; This file keeps the configuration for the Jingle channel

[general]
; Global settings of Jingle channel

; servermode: boolean: Server/client mode
; This parameter can be used to override yate running mode
; Defaults to true if yate is running in non client mode, false otherwise
;servermode=

; domains: string: Comma separated list of domains serviced by the jingle channel
; The parameter is not used in client mode
; When running in non client mode any domain should be a jabber server (sub)domain
;domains=

; resources: string: Comma separated list of resources serviced by the jingle channel
; The parameter is not used in client mode
; The first resource will be the default one (for outgoing calls)
; If this parameter is empty the module will handle all resources
;resources=

; resource_priority: integer: Resource priority for presence sent by the module
; Interval allowed -128..127
; Defaults to 0
;resource_priority=0

; jingle_version: integer: Jingle session version to use for outgoing calls
; Defaults to the newest version if missing or invalid
; Allowed values are 0 or 1
; This parameter can be overridden when routing by an 'ojingle_version' parameter
;jingle_version=

; jingle_flags: string: Comma separated list of default jingle session flags
; Available flags:
;  - noping: Don't send ping (empty session info)
; This parameter can be overridden when routing by an 'ojingle_flags' parameter for
;  outgoing calls or "jingle_flags" for incoming calls
;jingle_flags=

; maxchans: int: Maximum number of channels running at once
; A value of 0 specifies that there is no limit enforced.
; Defaults to the value set by the maxchans setting from yate.conf
;maxchans=

; accept_relay: bool: Accept a "relay" transport type even if we had another type before
; This works only with Jingle version 0 (Google Talk, libjingle)
;accept_relay=disable in server mode, enable in client mode

; singletone: boolean: Send chan tones as single characters.
; If disabled, the whole text received as chan tone(s) will be sent
;  in the same XML element
; Defaults to enable
;singletone=enable

; imtochantext: boolean: Send received IM messages as chan.text if a channel is found
; If disabled, an im.route message will be pushed into the engine
; Defaults to disable
;imtochantext=disable

; localip: string: Set this machine's IP address. If missing, we will try to guess one
; The local machine's IP address is used to negotiate the audio stream
;localip=

; anonymous_caller: string: Set the caller name if missing for outgoing calls
; Defaults to unk_caller
;anonymous_caller=unk_caller

; request_subscribe: boolean: Make a subscribe request before probing a remote user
;   Defaults to enable
; pending_timeout: integer: How much an outgoing call will wait for a response to a probe
;   Defaults to 10000
; The parameters are not used in client mode
; These options are used when we want to make an outgoing call and we can't do that because we don't have
;   a resource with audio capability for the called party, so we have to probe its presence
; Since we might not receive a response if the caller is not subscribed to called's party presence,
;   we should make a subscribe request first (enabling request_subscribe will do that)
; The jingle channel will wait for the time given by pending_timeout for an an appropriate response
; If no response is received within pending_timeout interval the call will be dropped
; When receiving a valid response, the jingle channel will start to negotiate the call
; pending_timeout actually extends the time an outgoing call may be in a not answered state
;request_subscribe=enable
;pending_timeout=10000

; auto_subscribe: boolean: Automatically respond to (un)subscribe requests
; The parameter is not used in client mode
; Defaults to disable
; WARNING: If auto_subscribe is enabled when the module is handling the same domain(s) as
;  the jabber server this might lead to subscription request aproval on behalf of 'real'
;  jabber users!
;auto_subscribe=disable

; stanza_timeout: integer: The timeout interval (in milliseconds) of a stanza sent by a
;  jingle session
; Session initiate and ping timeout will automatically lead to session termination
; Minimum allowed value is 10000
; Defaults to 20000 if missing or to the minimum value if invalid
;stanza_timeout=20000
 
; ping_interval: integer: The interval (in milliseconds) to ping the remote party of a
;  jingle session
; If enabled and the ping element fails the session will be terminated
; Minimum allowed value is 60000. Set it to 0 to disable ping
; Defaults to 300000 if missing or invalid
; If enabled, it's value must be greater then stanza_timeout
;ping_interval=300000

; resource.notify: integer: Override the priority of module's resource.notify message handler
;resource.notify=

; redirectcount: integer: Default value for outgoing calls redirect counter
; This parameter controls the behaviour of an outgoing call terminated
;  with 'redirect' reason containing a non empty target
; If non 0 the counter is decreased. If the target is an XMPP uri the call will
;  be re-executed internally.
; If the counter is 0 when terminated, the call parameters list will be filled with
;  session parameters to let the PBX deal with it.
; This parameter can be overridden from routing
;redirectcount=0

; dtmfmethod: string: Default value for the method used to send DTMFs
; Allowed values:
;  jingle: Use the jingle protocol
;  rfc2833: Send RFC 2833 DTMFs
;  inband: Generate inband tones
;  chat: Send tones as chat messages
; This parameter can be overridden from routing
;dtmfmethod=jingle

; jingle_ring: string: Comma separated list of flags controlling the ringing behaviour of
;  incoming channels
; This parameter is applied on reload and can be overridden from routing
; Flags:
;   none:               Don't send ringing notification
;   noearlysession:     Don't use early session content
;   sessioncontent:     Add session content to jingle ringing stanza.
;                       This will also set 'noearlysession'
;   sessioncontentonly: Send ringing notification only if a content can be added to it.
;                       This flag is ignored if 'sessioncontent' is not set
;jingle_ring=

[codecs]
; This section allows to individually enable or disable the codecs

; default: bool: Enable all unlisted codecs by default
default=false

; mulaw: bool: Companded-only G711 mu-law (PCMU/8000)
mulaw=true

; alaw: bool: Companded-only G711 a-law (PCMU/8000)
alaw=true

; gsm: bool: European GSM 06.10 (GSM/8000)
gsm=default

; ilbc: bool: Internet Low Bandwidth Codec (iLBC/8000)
;ilbc=default

; lpc10: bool: Linear Prediction Codec (LPC/8000)
lpc10=default

; slin: bool: Signed Linear 16-bit uncompressed (L16/8000)
slin=default

; g723: bool: ITU G.723 all variations (G723/8000)
g723=default

; g726: bool: ITU G.726 32-bit (G726-32/8000)
g726=default

; g728: bool: ITU G.728 all variations (G728/8000)
g728=default

; g729: bool: ITU G.729 all variations (G729/8000)
g729=default

; isac/16000: bool: ISAC wide band
isac/16000=default

; isac/32000: bool: ISAC super wide band
isac/32000=default


[hacks]
; This section holds the dirty stuff required to work with some broken
;  or old implementations

; ilbc_forced: string: Format to offer as iLBC, can be: ilbc20 or ilbc30
; Defaults to ilbc30
;ilbc_forced=ilbc30

; ilbc_default: string: Format to use for iLBC when packetization is unknown
; Defaults to ilbc30
;ilbc_default=ilbc30