asterisk users - Feb 2007 - colors in the console

I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this.  Up until a few days ago,
when accessing the CLI from my terminal program (Private Shell), the output
was in color.  I haven't upgraded, rebuilt, or to my knowledge, changed
anything in Asterisk that would change this.  My terminal settings were the
same as well.  I have two computers that I access the CLI regularly on, and
neither show color anymore.  When I disconnect, Private Shell shows the
disconnect in red, just like before.  This tells me that Private Shell is
still doing color.

What controls the color coding in the CLI?  I found something in the source
about it, but again, since it has been recompiled, this should not have
changed.  Is there a config file somewhere that I'm too blind to find?

Thanks!

-- 
Lacy Moore
Somewhere I wish I wasn't
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Lacy Moore - Aspendora wrote:
> I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this.  Up until a few 
> days ago, when accessing the CLI from my terminal program (Private 
> Shell), the output was in color.  I haven't upgraded, rebuilt, or to 
> my knowledge, changed anything in Asterisk that would change this.  My 
> terminal settings were the same as well.  I have two computers that I 
> access the CLI regularly on, and neither show color anymore.  When I 
> disconnect, Private Shell shows the disconnect in red, just like 
> before.  This tells me that Private Shell is still doing color.
>  
> What controls the color coding in the CLI?  I found something in the 
> source about it, but again, since it has been recompiled, this should 
> not have changed.  Is there a config file somewhere that I'm too blind 
> to find?
>  
> Thanks!
>
> -- 
> Lacy Moore
> Somewhere I wish I wasn't
>
I believe that only the CLI console provides color: e.g. asterisk -c.
Connecting to an already-running asterisk process will not provide 
color: e.g. asterisk -r.

Earle

Does anyone know how I could get the SayUnixTime application to say 
files from a different sound directory?
It looks like it uses the language as a base to determine where to play 
sound files from. I need to override that.

Thanks,
Doug.