| | 263 | # TCINTERVAL=integer_seconds |
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| | 264 | # DEFAULT VALUE: 60 |
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| | 265 | # The polling interval used by the Time Conditions manintenace task, launched by an Asterisk call file |
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| | 266 | # used to update Time Conditions override states as well as keep custom device state hint values up-to-date |
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| | 267 | # when being used with BLF. This interval should be shorter than the shortest time condition true (open) or |
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| | 268 | # false (closed) interval to assure that an override is reset after the current time period has expired that |
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| | 269 | # it was set in. |
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| | 270 | |
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| | 271 | # TCMAINT=true|false |
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| | 272 | # DEFAULT VALUE: true |
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| | 273 | # If set to false, this will override the execution of the Time Conditons maintenace task launched by call |
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| | 274 | # files. If all the feature codes for time conditions are disabled, the maintenance task will not be launched |
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| | 275 | # so this is not needed for that condition. Setting this to false would be fairly un-common. On an extremely |
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| | 276 | # active system that has constant calls flowing throught all time conditions of interest that might be overriden |
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| | 277 | # one might set this to avoid the additional polling that would otherwise occur since calls traversing the |
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| | 278 | # time conditions contexts will also maintain all the necessary state information. You may also set this |
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| | 279 | # temporarily if debugging a system to avoid the periodic dialplan running through the CLI that the maintenance |
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| | 280 | # task otherwise creates. |
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| | 281 | |
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| | 282 | # DAYNIGHTTCHOOK true|false |
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| | 283 | # DEFAULT VALUE: false |
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| | 284 | # By default, the Day/Night module will not hook Time Conditions allowing one to associate a daynight manual |
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| | 285 | # override with a time condition since now time conditions have their own feature code. If there is already |
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| | 286 | # an associaiton configured (on an upgraded system), this will have no affect for the Time Conditions that |
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| | 287 | # are effected. Setting this to true reverts the previous behavior by allowing for the continued use of a |
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| | 288 | # daynight toggle to be associated with a time conditon. This can be useful for two scenarios. First, to override |
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| | 289 | # a Time Condition without the automatic resetting that occurs with the built in Time Condition overrides. |
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| | 290 | # The second use is the ability to associate a single daynight toggle with multiple time conditions thus creating |
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| | 291 | # a "master switch" that can be used to override several possible call flows through different time conditions. |
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| | 292 | |
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