I went through the installation of asterisk on a redhat fedora box and everything seemed to have gone ok… however I am now trying to configure the sip.conf file with some registered users for testing but the /etc/asterisk directory is empty… what could have caused that?..
I believe you need to do a:
make configuration
after the installation step.
Thanks friend… i will give it a try…
You can copy them from /usr/src/asterisk/configs/ but then you’ll need to rename them (remouve .sample from the end).
Tomislav
I also made a mistake, it is:
make config
not:
make configuration
So, if you do a:
make
make install
make config
You should see the example files in your /etc/asterisk directory.
thanks peeps… I had to copy the sip.conf.sample and extensions.conf.sample from the /etc/src/asterisk/asterisk/config/ and rename them. I registered the users in sip.conf and extensions.conf as per documentation at
asteriskguru.com/tutorials/a … phone.html
and i am using the softphone X-lite… I configured that as per
asteriskguru.com/tutorials/x … phone.html
I am however not getting connected to the asterisk server. I can ping the IP of the asterisk server…
Any suggestions?..
Thanks
After installing Asterisk just do:
make samples
After installing Asterisk just do:
make samples[/quote]
I just could not get this one right, you are correct: