[Asterisk-Users] Can't compile chan_zap.c on fresh cvs 1.20 checkout

[Remco Barende]

On Sat, 3 Dec 2005, Rich Adamson wrote:

>
>>> On Saturday 03 December 2005 04:09, Remco Barendse wrote:
>>>> chan_zap.c:9318: warning: implicit declaration of function `pri_get_debug'
>>>> chan_zap.c:10602: error: `PRI_SWITCH_QSIG' undeclared (first use in this
>>>> chan_zap.c:10870: warning: passing arg 1 of `pri_set_error' from
>>>> chan_zap.c:10871: warning: passing arg 1 of `pri_set_message' from
>>>
>>> PRI is involved in every one of these messages...  I'd start looking to see if
>>> you've got libpri installed, including the libpri headers.  :-)
>>
>> Hmmm, guess you are right. But this is a home PBX, I'm never going to need
>> a PRI here and in the past libpri was never a requirement or dependency
>> for any asterisk installation.
>>
>> Has this now changed or do I (somewhere, someplace) have some stuff in a
>> config file which make(s) :) asterisk believe it should do something with
>> PRI stuff?
>
> You might review each statement in your zapata.conf file to ensure those
> that are used pertain to whatever card/interface you are using. In past
> sample configs that folks have posted, some have included things like
> 'switchtype=national' for their x100p/tdm card, and that parameter (as
> one example only) is associated with PRI's.
>
> For the past two years, I've always compiled and installed zaptel, libpri,
> and asterisk at the same time. The libpri modules only get loaded _if_
> a card is detected in the system that requires them. Certainly doesn't
> hurt anything.


It worked. Strange, but true. I checked through all my configs and there 
is nothing there that even remotely hints to a PRI.

Thanks for the solution :)