[quote]/usr/src/openh323_v1_18_0/include/ixjlid.h:277:28: error: linux/compiler.h: No such file or directory
you probably have kernel sources somewhere like /usr/src/kernel/kernel-version
you should be able to find compiler.h in includes/linux directory. copy it to /usr/include/linux and then restart pwlib installation.[/quote]
Thanks man, I copied compiler.h to /usr/include/linux and recompile everything from scratch, set the environment variable as described in the README file and everything installed fine.
I now have module h323.so installed and working perfectly.
Note to F7 Guys;
make sure you copy the compiler.h as mensioned above
make sure you set environment variables before you change directory to /channels/h323 to do make clean opt
after the step above, you can now change back to /asterisk-version directory and do ./configure, make menuselect (and select h323 (in my case its selected for me automatically after doing ./configure)), and then do make (after make u will get and error, telling you to do make again), so do make again, and followed by make install.
This is how i got it installed with out any errors. I hope this finally installed H323 with Asterisk for F7.
Well, I’m having a similar problem in Ubuntu Gutsy (7.10) AMD64 and the latest version of Asterisk 1.4.13…
I have OpenH323 & PWLib both installed, on ./configure of Asterisk, I get:
checking if PWLib version 1.10.10 is compatible with chan_h323... yes
checking PWLib installation validity... yes
checking /usr/share/pwlib/../openh323/version.h usability... yes
checking /usr/share/pwlib/../openh323/version.h presence... yes
checking for /usr/share/pwlib/../openh323/version.h... yes
checking for /usr/share/pwlib/../openh323/include/h323.h... yes
checking if OpenH323 version 1.18.0 is compatible with chan_h323... yes
checking OpenH323 build option... opt
checking OpenH323 installation validity... no
..
checking h323.h usability... no
checking h323.h presence... no
checking for h323.h... no
In the menuselect, I am unable to select h323 channel because it has an XXX.
[quote=“mkezys”]first do:
cd /usr/src/asterisk
./configure
only then do:
make menuselect
here you should be able to choose h323 because ./configure finds pwlib and openh323, then:
[/quote]
This is the procedure that I followed exactly; however, the problem is, after make menuselect the option for h323 is disabled. I am unable to select it because it has XXX on it, but as indicated in my earlier post, it appears that asterisk configure script detected both h323 and pwlib.
I was having the exact same problem and found that the version of asterisk made the difference for me.
Under asterisk-1.4.26 i would see checking OpenH323 installation validity… no
I downloaded asterisk-1.4.8 and did nothing else but untar and ./configure and it worked perfectly: checking OpenH323 installation validity… yes
The specific version of asterisk was the culprit.
I am happy you did it