Too bad I don't have the hardware to test this (yet ;-): * media-sound/asterisk Latest version available: 0.2.0 Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ] Homepage: http://www.asterisk.org Description: Asterisk - Full PBX in Software
Created attachment 4658 [details] asterisk-0.2.0.ebuild
Geez. Full software PBX software. OK then... Currently I'm getting sandbox errors: >> mkdir -p /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/digits >> ACCESS DENIED mkdir: /var/lib/asterisk >> >> !!! ERROR: The ebuild did not complete successfully. >> !!! Function einstall, Line 8, Exitcode 2 >> !!! einstall failed ..so I'll need to do a bit more inspecting.
I changed einstall in make DESTDIR=${D}, does it work like this for you Matt ? I keep getting alsa-header troubles during compilation, so I don't even get to the install :'-(: chan_alsa.c:30:18: busy.h: Onbekend bestand of map chan_alsa.c:31:22: ringtone.h: Onbekend bestand of map chan_alsa.c:102: `ringtone' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:102: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:102: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[0].data') chan_alsa.c:102: `ringtone' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:102: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:102: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[0]') chan_alsa.c:103: `busy' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:103: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:103: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[1].data') chan_alsa.c:103: `busy' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:103: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:103: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[1]') chan_alsa.c:104: `busy' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:104: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:104: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[2].data') chan_alsa.c:104: `busy' is hier niet gedeclareerd (niet in een functie) chan_alsa.c:104: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:104: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[2]') chan_alsa.c:105: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:105: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[3]') chan_alsa.c:106: beginwaarde-element is niet constant chan_alsa.c:106: (dicht bij initialisatie van `sounds[4]') make[1]: *** [chan_alsa.o] Fout 1 rm chan_iax.o chan_modem_i4l.o chan_agent.o chan_sip.o chan_phone.o chan_modem_bestdata.o chan_modem_aopen.o chan_modem.o make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/portage/asterisk-0.2.0/work/asterisk-0.2.0/channels' make: *** [subdirs] Fout 1 Rogi
Created attachment 5381 [details] asterisk-0.2.0.ebuild
Excuse me 4 the Dutch-output Matt ;-D !
H.323 support for ASTERISK PBX using the OpenH323 library: http://www.inaccessnetworks.com/projects/asterisk-oh323
Tried that. Getting the same sandbox violations. I've got some time comming up tonight hopefully to be able to look at it. It most likely just a Makefile that's not respecting DESTDIR properly.
Well it seems asterisk doesn't use DESTDIR at all, but INSTALL_PREFIX instead. I've also updated it to perform `make samples` to build a sample configuration. Attatched is my current ebuild.
Created attachment 5403 [details] asterist-0.2.0.ebuild
Created attachment 5465 [details] asterisk-0.2.0.ebuild OpenH323 support sounds extremely cool, but a build for that looks likt it might be a series of builds! From the README, required packages are: -PWlib (Portable Text and GUI C/C++ Class Library) -OpenH323 (Class Library implementing the H.323 protocol) -Asterisk PBX (Open Source Linux PBX) (well, duh) -OhPhone (Command line H.323 client) -OpenH323 Gatekeeper (H.323 Gatekeeper) Aterisk itself seems quite easy to get installed. The others may not pose much more of a challenge, but it's quite a workload to do when it's tough to find testers for this sort of thing. Building correctly and installing correctly is one thing, putting it to use is another! So for the time being I think asterisk will be hard enough to test fully. The other packages leading to H.323 support may have to be more of a hobby kinda thing, but still worked on. Also, attatched is a new asterisk ebuild that uses the "doc" USE flag. If set, doxygen will be installed and the docs for asterisk will be installed as well.
Created attachment 6011 [details] asterisk-0.2.0.ebuild Sandbox violations led to the discovery of a mistake in the Makefile. This has been fixed and it seems to be in good shape (finally?). I'll commit this as a ~keyword masked ebuild. It may be very hard to find testers for this to eventually move it to the stable tree.
Been three weeks since earlier comments, so I'm guessing this thing can just lay low as a masked build. It's commited for now and I'll see what kind of testers I can whip up. I'm closing this to do some housekeeping (old). If you find any bug in use please let me know!
