[Asterisk-Dev] make sample vs musiconhold

[Brian West]

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/b

On Apr 4, 2005, at 6:25 PM, Tommy McNeely wrote:

> I guess what I meant was.. asterisk.conf gets dynamically generated. 
> Can't all the other config files call stuff like 
> ${astvarlibdir}/whatever ?
>
> Had I manually ripped all components from where they were installed 
> and put them somewhere myself, I would feel your statement below is 
> correct. However, since your Makefile (what ever happened to something 
> like ./configure --prefix=_____ btw?) provides a facility to change 
> the default installation directory, and seems to carry that change 
> into ONE of the config files.. they should either be able to reference 
> some sort of variable (like ${astvarlibdir}) or they should, 
> themselves, be generated from a template (with sed?) replacing some 
> sort of key (like %ASTVARLIB% ?) with the variable that is 
> appropriate.
>
> I guess that only beginners would even consider running make samples, 
> and thats why you don't care about it, but I don't think that makes it 
> any less of a problem. I would normally not run CVS HEAD on something 
> I am not familiar with, but alas, I needed something that would work 
> on Solaris 10 x86.. and minus some "bash" like shell stuff from the 
> Makefiles (which is easy enough to work around with SHELL=/bin/bash), 
> and some non POSIX-compliant options on install, sed, grep, and 
> company (which is easy enough to work around with various software 
> from /usr/sfw or /opt/sfw (companion CD))... I think this works nicely 
> on S10x.
>
>
> Tommy
>
> On Apr 4, 2005, at 4:57 PM, Brian West wrote:
>
>> No if your smart enough to so an install in this manner I would 
>> expect you to have the clue to update your configs to fit your 
>> system.  The configs are just a raw copy from asterisk/configs to 
>> /etc/asterisk/  when you make samples.
>>
>> /b
>>
>> On Apr 4, 2005, at 2:32 PM, Tommy McNeely wrote:
>>
>>> make sample doesn't seem to use defined variables for directory 
>>> locations in the Makefile.. /usr is read-only on my servers so I 
>>> have to install into /opt or whatever so I set all those lines to be 
>>> /opt/asterisk/WHATEVER and moh config file still points to 
>>> /var/lib/asterisk/moh... which would be fine, but the installer put 
>>> them in /opt/asterisk/var... so there is an inconsistency between 
>>> the installer and the sample config maker I think :)
>>>
>>> Tommy
>>>
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