Sorry for the dumb question, but I just built 1.4 on a centos 4.4 machine and I can’t find the .conf files in the /etc/asterisk directory. Have they moved or has the file structure changed?
Thanks in advance!
Randy
Sorry for the dumb question, but I just built 1.4 on a centos 4.4 machine and I can’t find the .conf files in the /etc/asterisk directory. Have they moved or has the file structure changed?
Thanks in advance!
Randy
did you do a “make samples” ? if not, then it won’t have made/installed any.
DDUUUUUHHHHHHH!!!
Thank you!
Now I’m trying to get the gui checked out and I’m using:
src]# svn checkout svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk-gui/trunk
I keep getting the following error:
-bash: svn: command not found
Any ideas? I’v searched the forums and it looks like I’m using the right syntax.
Thanks,
Randy
you dont have the program SVN on your computer. if its redhat type (centos/fedora) you can do
yum install svn
and it will be installed for you.
Thanks for trying but that didn’t work. I tried that before posting and got:
~]# yum install svn
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
No Match for argument: svn
Nothing to do
Do you think I missed something else?
might be yum install subversion… yum needs you to get the package name exactly right. if its not svn its probably subversion
That did it. I got the svn package, and relized I had no idea where to put it to compile it. I ran a search on the forum and found nothing.
Sorry, but this is turning in to a how to thread. If you get me going I’ll document the steps on the wiki.
Thanks,
Randy
If you did yum install subversion and it installed, you now have svn. do svn checkout etc as before and it should work…
also no worries on the howto bit
Yes. I already checked out the svn package, but where do I put it? Also do I make/make clean/make install?
Thanks again!
RQ
are you talking about where to put the Asterisk source ? usually /usr/src will suffice. then if 1.4 use ./configure first. then you can use make menuselect to choose your apps and other options, then a make && make install.
No. I already have 1.4 beta 3 isntalled and operational. I’m just wondering about the gui that I got from the SVN :
src]# svn checkout svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk-gui/trunk
I downloaded it and was wondering if I need to move it anywhere before I do as you said:
“use ./configure first. then you can use make menuselect to choose your apps and other options, then a make && make install”
Thanks!
RQ