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* [[Configuration Files]]

|class="yate-header-right"|'''Configuration examples''' * [[Including other files]]

Please do NOT include large log files. Also never include core files - they are useless without the executable that crashed and all its librarie Crashes caused by memory corruptions leave useless core files (since the damage was caused earlier, typically by a different thread). If

* use #include to [[Including other files|include other scripts]] ...QL the configuration file is [[MySQL|mysqldb.conf]] and for PostgreSQL the configuration file is [[PostgreSQL|pgsqldb.conf]].

Reloads module configuration files:

...Yate Client on Windows platforms. You will find where yate's configuration files are located and various command line options to start yate that will help y In this page we assume Yate is installed in the default path: '''c:\Program Files\Yate'''.

===Configuration files for YateClient=== ... cannot be done through the user interface, you can find the configuration files of YateClient inside the YateClient app bundle, in YateClient.app/Contents/

engine.configname (string,readonly) - Name of the master configuration<br/> engine.configpath (string,readonly) - Path to the program config files directory<br/>

...Yate user has his/her own idea of what it means, depending on the existing configuration and the tools they prefer. * [[eventlogs]] - found in /modules/server. Its configuration file is the eventlogs.conf, in the conf.d directory

== Configuration == ; files via #include or #require if no full path is specified

== Configuration == Make sure you don't add this in any of the included files