I installed Asterisk to /misc/ast:
When I try to install asterisk-addons 1.4.0
[quote]>./configure --prefix /misc/ast --sysconfdir /misc/ast/etc --localstatedir /misc/ast/var --without-mysqlclient
make[/quote]
I get the message:
configure: error: No asterisk installation found
What should I do to install addons?
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Might be a bug in make files. Autoconfig is a recent move in Asterisk. Problem is expected.
I would symbolically link to default locations and see if addons install.
Addons do install if I install * to the default directory.
Besides, my OS is Linux Fedora 6, if this information is useful.
Try 1.4.2 or trunk to see if problem goes away. Post a bug if not, tweak Makefile, configure, whatever way you can to help patch - even if you cannot, post a bug.
Unfortunatly, I cannot find addons 1.4.2. Can you give me the link?
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i don’t think there is a 1.4.2 release for addons. you could get trunk using svn co http://svn.digium.com/pub/asterisk-addons/trunk asterisk-addons-trunk at the shell prompt.
although, i expect you’ll find the same issue. time then to report a bug at bugs.digium.com/
Actually I want to clear a little.
./configure --prefix=/misc/ast --sysconfdir /misc/ast/etc --localstatedir /misc/ast/var --without-mysqlclient
make menuselect
Set off everything except ooh323
make
And this time I can see that the path to the channel.h in the file configure is checking with static string “/usr/var…” etc. That is why make is unsuccesfull. I tried to chenge this string to /misc/ast/include/asterisk where the channel.h is, but got a lot of other errors with undefined
So as I see there are many static pathes to be changed. How can I do this changing the arguments of configure?
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i can’t see you getting very far bumping this. post a bug report instead where the people who write the Makefiles will actually see it.
Excuse me.
How can I do this?