How To Add Your Own seri.cfg Code
The build system includes many features (and is extendable, so more will be added). It also includes a logging system that is useful for debugging and posting problems to the iptel.org mailing lists.
However, not before long you will want to add your own functionality and thus want to add code to your SERi configuration files. There are two basic ways you can do this: scriptlets and hooks.
A scriptlet is basically some lines of code that are fairly independent of other code (like loading a module or setting a parameter). In your local/common directory you will find several files called loadmodules.m4, directives.m4 etc. These are scriptlets where you can add your code. Each scriptlet file has info about its functionality. Scriptlets are found in the common directory for doing things for all your servers, as well as in default/myserver directories. The scriptlets are copied into the local/ directories when you run configure.
