[Asterisk-Users] Any way to not overwrite sound files on compile?

[Matt]

I don't do make samples.

When I do a
./configure
make
make install

I end up with the version of Asterisk I wanted installed, my sound
files get over written, and my config files stay in place.... =\  
very odd and slightly frustraighting!

On 9/30/05, gincantalupo <gincantalupo at fgasoftware.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> just do NOT type "make samples": this commands writes original sounds in
> your dirs even if your old custom messages are present.
> (I'm talking about 1.0.7 * version, maybe in newer * versions this
> command is included inside some install script).
>
>
> Giorgio.
>
>
> Matt wrote:
>
> >Every time I recompile Asterisk (or upgrade to a new CVS-HEAD,
> >whatever) asterisk overwrites custom files I have made.  Granted,
> >these files are named the same as the asterisk default files
> >(vm-login.gsm, etc) because we had a person here record them to
> >customize them a bit more for our application.
> >
> >Short of keeping them somewhere and copying them back every time
> >(which isn't all that often) I do a re-compile.  Is there some flag or
> >something to tell Asterisk not to install sound files, or at the very
> >least not to overwrite ones already existing?
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