Guillermo Peña
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Hello Community.
Don't know if this is more an alert, a bug report or a question.
I need to know if this is something to be corrected in install script and/or is already solved
Asterisk/Freepbx for Centos/RHEL/ScientificLinux.
The install script around line 392 calls
which certainly fails because two reasons:
I guess this also install libsrtp-devel binary (because I can see it installed but can't see any other place in the script that makes a call to this library)
The binary installed is 1.4.4-10
Is this a minor error?
How much is neccesary librtp for the correct working of IncrediblePBX?
Is the binary installed via yum enough?
or installing from source wit the CFLAGS=-fPIC is a must for proper operation?
As I stated in another thread. I'm working different approachs for an off-line installation of Incredible-pbx (I had a case where I had to install an IncrediblePBX server with no internet-connectivity)
Notice:
In my country internet access is less than reliable. (currently I'm a privileged owner of a WONDERFUL /sarcasm-off enterprise-grade 8mbps symetric internet connection and is the best I can get for the bang due to technical limitations of the ISP). So Installing IncrediblePBX may take more than 3 hours (luckily) from the script.
My first approach.
Steps:
Thanks for your help and observations
Don't know if this is more an alert, a bug report or a question.
I need to know if this is something to be corrected in install script and/or is already solved
Asterisk/Freepbx for Centos/RHEL/ScientificLinux.
The install script around line 392 calls
Code:
wget http://srtp.sourceforge.net/srtp-1.4.2.tgz
tar zxvf srtp-1.4.2.tgz
cd srtp
./configure CFLAGS=-fPIC
make && make install
- Repository has changed to github
- The oldest available version is 1.5.0
I guess this also install libsrtp-devel binary (because I can see it installed but can't see any other place in the script that makes a call to this library)
The binary installed is 1.4.4-10
Is this a minor error?
How much is neccesary librtp for the correct working of IncrediblePBX?
Is the binary installed via yum enough?
or installing from source wit the CFLAGS=-fPIC is a must for proper operation?
- If it's not neccesary would be ok to clean the script from that part?
- If It's neccesary: How much is the working of IncrediblePBX tied to 1.4.x version of libsrtp or would be ok to point it to later 1.5.x or 2.x versions from github?
As I stated in another thread. I'm working different approachs for an off-line installation of Incredible-pbx (I had a case where I had to install an IncrediblePBX server with no internet-connectivity)
Notice:
In my country internet access is less than reliable. (currently I'm a privileged owner of a WONDERFUL /sarcasm-off enterprise-grade 8mbps symetric internet connection and is the best I can get for the bang due to technical limitations of the ISP). So Installing IncrediblePBX may take more than 3 hours (luckily) from the script.
My first approach.
- Cloning a working system using MONDO/MINDI: kinda successfull. Not thoroughly tested, but JustWorks™. Have not tortured it yet but hasn't failed in the lab, calls come in, come out, extensions are created, amportal in general gives no errors.
Steps:
- Scientific Linux 7.3 64bit clean install
- Run IncrediblePbx Installer as directed in IncrediblePBX for Centos instructions
- Once it is fully installed and working all rpms are copied to some "packages" folder
- Copy all sources from /usr/src to another "src" folder
- Install another SL 7.3 64bit server.
- Manually copy packages and sources to the new server
- Separating the install script in download and install stages
- Avoid the download stage (commenting out every yum, wget, rpm command)
- Install Packages from local packages folder (calling a yum everything from "packages" folder)
- Make install from sources (leaving this part of the script unmodified) and let the install continue
- Avoid the download stage (commenting out every yum, wget, rpm command)
Thanks for your help and observations