[Asterisk-bsd] hey gonzo you alivw

[Richard Neese]

Frank Griffith wrote:
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> --- On *Sat, 9/13/08, Richard Neese /<r.neese at gmail.com>/* wrote:
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>     From: Richard Neese <r.neese at gmail.com>
>     Subject: [Asterisk-bsd] hey gonzo you alivw
>     To: "Asterisk on BSD discussion" <asterisk-bsd at lists.digium.com>
>     Date: Saturday, September 13, 2008, 7:09 PM
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>     Hey there gonzo I wanted to know when you plan to update the zaptel port
>     and also work on dadhi. I am back on track with porting 1.6 but we need
>     to get zaptel updated and get dadhi into ports.
>
>     I also have updated the port for asterisk gui and submitted a pr for it.
>     the asterisk gui 2.0 works great.
>
>     my plans are to make a project with it.
>
>     anyone else who has any good dial plan they have writen and would like
>     to share
>      please let me know. I will find a pplace for posting...
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>     Richard,
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>     I played around with Asterisk-GUI but on my Fedora server.
>     Can you tell me how to install 2.0 GUI on FreeBSD. Is it in
>     the ports or did you simply download it and install from
>     source?
>
>     I gotta say this about running Asterisk on Linux. All the docs
>     including the TFOT 2nd Edition are applicable. It makes things
>     very easy to follow. But I have this question. Outside of
>     making the install of Asterisk go into /usr/local/etc/ is there
>     any other things that Asterisk needs to be run on FreeBSD? I'm
>     thinking about how easy it was to install from source on Fedora
>     and was considering that when
>      installing the GUI as well.
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I updated the port. I will attach in a email to you . you install from 
the port . asterisk is in the ports also.  I am working on app_flite now 
+ updating flite port . from 1.3.0 to 1.3.99  and pocketsphinx
and sphinxbase are also getting updated. I will be pr-ing this coming 
week to get the ports updated.

the asterisk lay out and build on bsd has 1 issue. and I will lay out a 
build as best I can.

When you install asterisk on bsd the one thing that is not run is make 
menuselect.
so when you goto /usr/ports/net/asterisk you have to run make and wait 
till you see the configure end and then stop the build. then cd 
work/asterisk and gmake menuselect and go threw the options, then cd 
../../ and make. this will then make and install asterisk as you have 
requested.

. I am workking to make menuselect run as a post configuration in the 
next port update. I am also working to have it run on asterisk-addons 
also.  other then that the lay  on bsd is different.

/var/lib/asterisk is moved to /usr/local/share/asterisk 
/usr/lib/asterisk is moved to /usr/local/lib/asterisk 
/usr/include/asterisk is moved to /usr/local/include/asterisk and 
/etc/asterisk is moved to /usr/local/etc/asterisk these are the major 
changes along with zaptel and libpri wich are also installed.

other then that it preforms very stable.

any other questions feel free to ask... as I also said I am going to get 
back to asterisk 1.6 to get it ported. as fast as I can.
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