[Asterisk-Users] Any way to not overwrite sound files on compile?
Kevin P. Fleming
kpfleming at digium.com
Fri Sep 30 09:06:08 MST 2005
Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> So wrap the install binary such that it checks for the existence first.
Existence of what? The issue is that if we have a new version of a sound
file, there's no way to know whether the one currently in place is
'original' or modified.
> Sounds tedious. Why not simply emit "cowardly refusing to overwrite existing
> sound file 'chilliconcarneexplosivegastrointestinalnoise.gsm'" with a "use
> make install-force" to overwrite everything" message?
Again, how would we decide when to generate this message? I think it's
much easier (and already done <G>) to just let the user provide their
own override script to put their files into place.
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