Help setting up Asterisk!

Asterisk Asterisk Support
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[quote]#./configure #make [/quote]

After “make” I am getting the same error as before.

Makefile:179: *** missing separator. Stop. make: *** [main] Error 2 [root@R24S-PBX asterisk-1.6.0.20]#

[quote]and hope

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That line in the make file correspond to make clean when delete all about astdb, very strange.

try with this file megaupload.com/?d=I775G2W0 put in subfolder main.

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Okay, I downloaded the file and started from scratch. Now I am getting a different error.

make[1]: *** No rule to make target `bridging.o', needed by `asterisk'. Stop. make: *** [main] Error 2 [root@R24S-PBX asterisk-1.6.0.20]#

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Does installing Asterisk normally consist of this much troubleshooting?

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Nope, googling I see this page and you can see some bugs in RH, normally the preferred Distro is Centos and the install is very easy.

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What about Suse or Ubunto?

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Not sure, at now I only use mandriva, centos or fedora, but for fancy use and script or iaxmodem only centos do a easy install for me.

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I am really needing to figure this out. I am working on one for testing. Then once I have it configured I will need to configure 35 more.

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I really recommend you CentOS. Very Stable the most boxes like trixbox use it.

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Which version of CentOS are you using?

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From 5.2 to 5.4 versions in the older servers running 5.2

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What about using AsteriskNow? What is the difference between that and what I am trying to accomplish?

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AsteriskNow is a box distro of asterisk like trixbox, elastisk etc. The difference is you not compile anything and you have a web-GUI.

But in most cases custom applications or scritps may not work.

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I will say CentOS I have two running and they were set up (including running as non-root) in twenty min. No Problems. Can I ask what you are going to do with 35 asterisk boxes?

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I have 35 locations that currently are running standard analog systems. We are looking to convert them to VOIP systems.

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Yes, is a compiler issue, I was download the RH9 CDs and installed in VBox Machine and finally compiled asterisk successfully; follow this:

1.-Select Custom installation
2.-Disable the Firewall, put your time zone, password etc.
3.-When prompted for selecting application select:
Server configurations tools
Sql servers
Network server
Development tools
Kernel Developments
Administration tools
System tools
And select individual packages for install the dependencies:
bison
cvs
gcc
kernel-source
libtermcap-devel
newt-devel
ncurses-devel
openssl096b
openssl-devel
readline41
readline-devel

When your system is up login and:

Download and install make-3.8
Download and install gcc-4.1.2 --it will late about 40 minutes–

Download zaptel,asterisk-1.4.28 and add-ons and compile with normal commands.
And you got it!

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Hey navaismo,

I finally got it loaded thanks to your help. I really appreciate it. Now I just have to figure out how to configure asterisk. I also installed asterisk-gui, I felt it may be easier for me to navigate.