[Mac-telephony-list] File URLS ???
Morgan Aldridge via List
mac-telephony-list at mactelephony.net
Sat Dec 23 14:11:58 JST 2006
On Thu Dec 14, 2006, at 4:48 PM, Sunrise Ltd wrote:
> On Dec 13, 2006, at 9:11 PM, Bruno Impens via List wrote:
>
> > Libeditline doesn't expand fully, stuck on mdoc2man.awk to dev but
> > you can compile it
>
> OSX already has editline built-in. You can build against that if you
> edit the configure script and make it check for the library in /usr/
> lib and check for headers in /usr/include/readline/readline.h instead
> of editline/readline.h.
I actually had no problems expanding or building the latest libedit,
but I figured I'd try it this way once I confirmed I could build
OpenPBX fully. I was able to replace the line in configure that read
"for ac_header in editline/readline.h histedit.h" with "for ac_header
in readline/readline.h histedit.h" and run it using:
.../configure --enable-iax-trunking=yes --enable-t38=yes --prefix=/usr/
local/openpbx --with-editline-includes=/usr/include --with-editline-
libs=/usr/lib/
It was able to configure, but the Makefile failed as there was
something else that had the include subdirectory as "editline/"
instead of "readline" as well. I didn't want to keep digging deeper
and deeper with these changes. Is it really worth all the extra
modifications just to use the pre-build readline library?
> > on make install,
> > chown fails a lot of times and than I get this
> >
> > chown: openpbx: Invalid argument
> > make[2]: *** [install-data-local] Error 1
> > make[1]: *** [install-am] Error 2
> > make: *** [install-recursive] Error 1
>
> OpenPBX.org is intended to be run as user openpbx in group openpbx,
> but the code for that is still Linux specific, it doesn't work on OSX
> (one of the current work items). To stop the error messages, you
> could create a user openpbx and a group openpbx. If you do, don't use
> System Preferences but use Netinfo Manager or nicl. Copy user
> "nobody" and rename it.
I'll have to take a peek at this. I just temporarily ignored it.
Morgan Aldridge
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