[Asterisk-bsd] PostgreSQL Installed Make a Mess

[Aaron Seelye]

Well, it sounds like asterisk isn't finding it.  The easiest way, which would cause you less headaches in the future would be to backup your pgsql data and install the port version.  Installing half your software by hand is dodgy at best, as the ports are made to work together, and usually will do so very well.  Doing it by hand will create something of a dependency hell that's easier to stop in the beginning rather than when you have a dozen or so ports that you're nursing along by hand.

Otherwise, you can hackup the Makefile of the asterisk port to point at where to find the necessary pgsql libs.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Frank Griffith 
  To: asterisk-bsd at lists.digium.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 10:21 AM
  Subject: [Asterisk-bsd] PostgreSQL Installed Make a Mess


  I have a FreeBSD-6.0-RC1 machine running with Asterisk-1.2.7.1. The darn thing is that I installed PostgreSQL along time ago using the source code, not the ports or package from FreeBSD. So I guess when the Asterisk port installs it finds PostgreSQL and then tries to point to a cdr_pgsql.so file which it cannot find. Asterisk of course crashes and exits.

  Can anyone tell me what I can do about this? I had the same problem on another machine so I uninstalled PostgreSQL first. This made Asterisk work fine but I'd really like to avoid uninstalling pgsql for now.



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