In the end, I commented out line 21 of ./run.sh

nix-build -A tg2sip-conf -o result-tg2sip-conf

And then manually created the folder 'asterisk-dongle-setup/result-tg2sip-conf/etc'
and created the file 'asterisk-dongle-setup/result-tg2sip-conf/etc/settings.ini'

[logging]
core=1
tgvoip=1
pjsip=1
sip_messages=true

[sip]
port=5061
id_uri=sip:127.0.0.1:5060

Not sure if that is correct

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In the end, I commented out line 21 of ./run.sh

nix-build -A tg2sip-conf -o result-tg2sip-conf

And then manually created the folder 'asterisk-dongle-setup/result-tg2sip-conf/etc' and created the file 'asterisk-dongle-setup/result-tg2sip-conf/etc/settings.ini'

[logging]
core=1
tgvoip=1
pjsip=1
sip_messages=true

[sip]
port=5061
id_uri=sip:127.0.0.1:5060

Not sure if that is correct

Hm, that could also work, but the idea of cause is to build the config using Nix and then use ./result-tg2sip-conf/.../settings.ini -> /nix/store/... because in this case it will keep parameters of tg2sip in sync with other parameters. Actually, I can't see the source of the problem right now. The expression is at https://github.com/grwlf/asterisk-dongle-setup/blob/ac3e468afcb6ddda32c0deb48cd65a4043418391/default.nix#L619 and it is basically a call to function which generates the file, given the name and the contents.

My only idea is that since I use with secrets; ... for the "contents" parameter, you can break something by e.g. making a syntax error in your ./secrets.nix , so consider checking it.. And be advised that nix is known for its poor error messages.

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