[asterisk-dev] Incorporating code from Asterisk team branch ?

[Pavel Troller]

Hi!
  Ohh, so great! I was in the process of creating the patches... and they are
all available, and directly for V11! You really saved my day :-)!
  But many thanks to all the other people, who kindly responded and pointed me
to the right direction!
  Now I just finished compilation of the enhanced chan_dahdi and now I'm
studying the extended configuration. It seems very promising, I hope that
it will be stable under the full load (24 E1s per machine, more than 50 CPS
in BH...)
  With regards,
    Pavel

> Hi,
>  just download the patches from jira:
> 
> for Asterisk 11 -
> https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/secure/attachment/46386/Ast11_v2.diff
> and for trunk2 -
> https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/secure/attachment/46815/SS7-27_libss7_trunk2_v8.diff
> 
> 
> On Sat, 23 Mar 2013 09:42:00 +0100, Pavel Troller <patrol at sinus.cz> wrote:
> > Hi!
> >   I'm sorry that I have to ask such stupid questions, but I didn't find
> > a clear answer by myself :-(.
> >   I'm regularly compiling and updating a "generic" Asterisk 11 branch.
> >   Among
> > other features, I need robust and reliable SS7 functionality. But the
> > status
> > of SS7 support in regular chan_dahdi is rather limited.
> >   While googling, I've found, that a special branch called
> > "rmudgett/ss7_27_knk" exists, which seems to cure a lot of my problems
> with
> > SS7 support. It is based on libss7 v2.0, which contains much more
> features,
> > and also both sig_ss7.c and chan_dahdi.c are substantially improved.
> >   And the question is: How to get this special branch, to be able to
> merge
> > this support into my regular sources ? I'm familiar with tools like
> diff,
> > patch etc., but I don't know SVN magic enough. What I need, is to keep
> my
> > local changes (I have already a lot of them in my source tree), so I
> can't
> > easily just checkout this special one and build it (and btw I even don't
> > knowh how to check it out). 
> >   I keep in mind that this branch is possibly based on Asterisk trunk,
> so
> >   I'm
> > ready to attempt backporting to V11 by myself, i hope that the
> differences
> > are no yet so big. But of course a V11-based branch would be even
> better,
> > if it exists.
> >   With regards,
> >     Pavel
> > 
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