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README.md

Yate Configuration

Yate has a beginners guide. Otherwise, you need to refer to the sample config files.

For our limited setup, we only need three files:

  • accfile.conf for defining SIP registrars that we want to register with (EPVPN, Fonial, and the Fux door intercom system)
  • regexroute.conf for the call routing rules
  • regfile.conf for the phones that connect to yate.ccchh.net

Docker Compose Setup

yate runs as a container wiht host networking. The image is build through https://git.hamburg.ccc.de/CCCHH/yate-image, it is using the Eventphone fork of yate.