[asterisk-dev] Beginner question - Opening project in kdevelop

[Thiago Paiva Flores]

Thanks a lot for your reply and the script.
I'm pretty new in development in linux, but I'm a user
of slackware for some time now. Most of my questions
are related to not knowing how to work with kdevelop
or any other IDE in linux since I never worked in a
development project in linux before (only really small
things that I manage my self just using GCC...).
If there is a easier way than using kdevelop like I'm
doind, I'd be pleased to know.
I dont know if the user list would be the best place
to ask these questions, but if it is there I should go
It's ok for me.

> > "Slackware is not currently supported, although an
> > init script does exist for it. else echo We could
> not
> > install init scripts for your distribution."
> 
> Generally those running Slackware create their own
> startup scripts, as it is  
> a fairly bare-bones distribution.
> 
> This is my rc.asterisk script, which you may adapt:
> 
> #!/bin/bash
> 
> hw_start() {
> 	/sbin/modprobe zaptel
> 	/sbin/modprobe wct4xxp
> 	sleep 1
> 	/sbin/ztcfg
> }
> 
> asterisk_start() {
> 	su - root -c '/usr/bin/screen -d -m
> /usr/sbin/asterisk -vvvgc'
> }
> 
> hw_stop() {
> 	rmmod wct4xxp zaptel
> 	sleep 1
> }
> 
> asterisk_stop() {
> 	/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx 'stop when convenient'
> }
> 
> asterisk_stopnow() {
> 	/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx 'stop now'
> }
> 
> ############
> ### MAIN ###
> ############
> 
> case "$1" in
> 	'start')	# "start" brings up the hardware and
> starts asterisk
> 		hw_start
> 		asterisk_start
> 		;;
> 	'stop')	# "stop" takes down asterisk and the
> hardware
> 		asterisk_stop
> 		hw_stop
> 		;;
> 	'stopnow')	# "stop" takes down asterisk and does
> not wait nicely
> 		asterisk_stopnow
> 		hw_stop
> 		;;
> 	*)		# The default is to bring up all interfaces:
> 		hw_start
> 		asterisk_start
> esac
> 
> > After running for a while. Seems like the problem
> is
> > with the last comand (make config).
> > When I run it alone I get the same message and
> when I
> > the line without it there is no error message...
> 
> ?  There is no make config.  Please read the
> documentation.
> 
> > I'm usind slackware 11. I just installed to work
> with
> > asterisk, so if this is really a problem with
> > slackware I could use some other distribution...
> 
> I have numerous Slackware installations.  I'm not
> knocking another Slacker, 
> but what drew you to Slackware?  Your comments
> indicate that you are fairly 
> new to Linux, and Slackware's not known for its
> friendliness nor ease of use 
> for the uninitiated.


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