answer_before_call: true
hangup_after_call: true
enable_database: false
host: 0.0.0.0
port: 4573

# This information is completely optional. It may be the
# case that a particular helper you're using will need
# information about your company. If this is the case,
# it may be beneficial to fill in this information.
#
# info:
#   name: Super Ultra Mega Corp
#   main_number: 18005555555
#   street_address: 123 Onetwothree Blvd
#   city: Dallas
#   state: Texas
#   zip: 77777
#   country: United States


# If you wish to use named conferences in your dial plan,
# uncomment the lines below. To use, pass the name to 
# the join() method as a Symbol. e.g. join :management
# 
# conferences:
#   management: 1000
#   marketing: 1001
#   development: 1002

drb:
  enabled: false
  host: 127.0.0.1
  port: 9050

  deny: all
  allow:
   - 127.0.0.1
   - 192.168.1.*

  # Set your access control permissions above.
  # Values for deny and allow can be several
  # things:
  #
  #  * The 'all' keyword can be used to match
  #    everything.
  #  * A single IP can be given right after
  #    the colon.
  #  * A single IP with wildcards can be given
  #  * Or, combining all of these, a YAML list
  #    can be used to specify many policies.
  #    See the comments below for more examples.
  #
  # Also note, the "host" field above may also
  # affect the ability for DRb clients to connect
  # to the server. If you wish you receive
  # connections from the 192.168.1.*, listen on
  # the IP associated with this machine on that
  # subnet.
  #
  #
  # USING YAML LISTS
  #
  # YAML allows lists of items to be created by
  # prepending a hyphen to each list element.
  # These lists can be used to refine your
  # access control list better. Example:
  #
  # deny: all
  # allow:
  #   - 192.168.1.123
  #   - 192.168.1.99
  #   - 66.199.34.44