[asterisk-users] Jack in /usr/local/ means failure for asterisk

[Motiejus Jakštys]

Hi Julien,
yes, I am thinking about implementing something better than asterisk,
but it is a future talk. It really lacks support for flexibility :S
I would be grateful if you found the "hacked" configure script and
sent it to me :-)
I did not really understand the part about C program, could you
explain in more detail?

Best
Motiejus

On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 11:19 PM, Julien Claassen <julien at c-lab.de> wrote:
> Hi Motiejus!
>   I of course menat prehacking the installation script. I can unpack my
> jack-tarball or get a new svn and see, what I did. It was some time ago. And I
> usually don't have to hack the installation prefix.
>   Information: I'm running my asterisk and JACK on a simple desktop system (no
> GUI though! :-) ). It's more like a toy or convenience. I can implement an
> answering machine with it, that I can use very well - I'm blind. Also I'd like
> to emply asterisk to make googletalk calls. I just use the asterisk CLI for my
> calls or a simple bash script, that eases the usage a bit, when calling (these
> commands can be rather long. :-) but I haven't used asterisk for quite a while
> (tested it half a year ago and wasn't happy). But I like to rebuild it,
> because it was so useful and nice to talk with people all over the planet. :-)
>   I suppose you wouldn't be interested in a simple c program, that can be used
> from within a dialplan to let it ring and another hack to pick up the phone,
> without having a softphone?
>   Kindly yours
>           Julien
>
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