[Asterisk-Users] Asterisk on FreeBSD 4.9?

Jason T. Nelson jtn at jtn.cx
Wed Jan 14 13:10:35 MST 2004


In our last exciting episode, Tilghman Lesher (tilghman at mail.jeffandtilghman.com) said:
> I want you to understand that I run FreeBSD on the most sacred of
> machines:  my personal desktop.  I like FreeBSD, I run FreeBSD, but it
> just isn't appropriate at this time to run Asterisk on FreeBSD.  There
> are too many pieces that are missing.  The newest release contains
> a lot more support for FreeBSD, but in my own personal opinion as
> a FreeBSD user, Asterisk just isn't ready to be run on FreeBSD for
> anything but the most narrow of purposes.

What is missing? Are you refering to pieces missing in the application or the
operating system? I cannot believe it's the OS (other than the hardware
support of Digium devices, which I understand and accept); unless a direction
was specifically undertaken to include "Linux-isms" in Asterisk?
 
> And before you ask, so I'm not going to neglect adding other features
> to Asterisk, just so I can spend my development time trying to make
> FreeBSD work.

No, judging from the other messages I've read in this thread, it looks like
there are plenty of other people willing to make that effort. :)

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