[asterisk-scf-dev] Installing and building asterisk-scf

Alec Davis sivad.a at paradise.net.nz
Thu Oct 7 04:54:04 CDT 2010


This is from memory from a few nights ago, but the issues (highlighted with
>>) exist if following the instructions verbatim.
I thought I'd at least point them out, but don't necessarily have the
answers.
 
Using the https://myth.asterisk.org/wiki/display/TOP/Building guide
 
Using vanilla debian 5.0 (lenny)
 
got though step 1 and 2.
skipped step 3, Jave optional
 
step 4, build ICE
>>   Note: Assume under the '/usr/src/' directory or your favorite project
directory
   git clone git at git...
   cd ice
   ok so far
 
>>   Note: missing 'cd java' although I skipped it, just pointing this out 
   
>>   python build failed.
        In file included from ./Communicator.h:13,
                 from Communicator.cpp:14:
                ./Config.h:28:20: error: Python.h: No such file or directory
                Communicator.cpp:32:22: error: pythread.h: No such file or
directory   
                In file included from Communicator.cpp:14:
                ..........
 
step 5, Install the Asterisk SCF Source
>>    Note: Assume under the '/usr/src/' directory or your favorite project
directory
    git clone git at git.....integration/gitall
    cd gitall
 
step 6, install pjsip 
    Ok
 
Step 7,
>>    cmake: what version ???
   debian 5.0 comes with 2.6.0-6 which doesn't support VERSION_LESS
   
   downloaded and installed binary for cmake version 2.8.2
 
    asterix:/usr/src/gitall# ./cmake/init-cmake.sh
    + cmake .. -Wdev -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debug
    -- checking for module 'uuid'
>>    --   package 'uuid' not found
    CMake Error at cmake/AsteriskSCF.cmake:20 (message):
>>      This project must not be built in the source directory
    Call Stack (most recent call first):
      CMakeLists.txt:13 (include)

    2 problems above ( 1 solved )
        uuid-dev debian package was missed from required libraries section
in step 2
 
        This project must not be built in the source directory
            So where then???
 
Alec Davis
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