Re: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread Dan
Hi,

From: rnc Info Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Today I deleted the files in the asterisk, libpri, zaptel directories that
 are in /usr/src  and did a new CVS checkout (not update).   After doing
 the make installs and  starting asterisk the show version is the same
 as before:
 Asterisk CVS-10/09/03-20:33:57 built by [EMAIL PROTECTED] on a i586 running
Linux

You must be sure you deleted the file .version (hidden) in the
.../src/asterisk directory.
Better delete all, including directories.
See my problem from a couple of days ago in the mail archive.

If you have just deleted the content of the asterisk, zapata, zaptel and
libpri
directories then is normal to have the same version displayed when starting
Asterisk.

Best regards,
Dan


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RE: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread Joe Dennick
I just updated yesterday, but I did a complete rm -Rf for all of the
following directories:
 /usr/src/zaptel
 /usr/src/zapata
 /usr/src/libpri
 /usr/src/asterisk

Then I did a new cvs checkout for all four of those items before
recompiling them (make clean; make install) in the same order.

My Asterisk now states that its running Version CVS-12/12/03-09:47:51.

Hope this helps.

Joe

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Hi,

From: rnc Info Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Today I deleted the files in the asterisk, libpri, zaptel directories
that
 are in /usr/src  and did a new CVS checkout (not update).   After
doing
 the make installs and  starting asterisk the show version is the 
 same as before: Asterisk CVS-10/09/03-20:33:57 built by [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 on a i586 running
Linux

You must be sure you deleted the file .version (hidden) in the
.../src/asterisk directory. Better delete all, including directories.
See my problem from a couple of days ago in the mail archive.

If you have just deleted the content of the asterisk, zapata, zaptel and
libpri directories then is normal to have the same version displayed
when starting Asterisk.

Best regards,
Dan


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Re: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread asterisk
Did you do a make clean first before the make  make install ?

Just my $.02  :)

-bh



Quoting rnc Info Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Today I deleted the files in the asterisk, libpri, zaptel directories that
 are in /usr/src  and did a new CVS checkout (not update).   After doing
 the make installs and  starting asterisk the show version is the same
 as before:
 Asterisk CVS-10/09/03-20:33:57 built by [EMAIL PROTECTED] on a i586 running
 Linux
 
 It looks like there are executable asterisk  files in /usr/sbin and
 /usr/lib with a change date of today.
 
 I would have expected a newer data on the Version.   Is there something I
 missed doing?
 
 Robert
 
 
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RE: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread Dave Cotton
On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 16:41, Joe Dennick wrote:
 I just updated yesterday, but I did a complete rm -Rf for all of the
 following directories:
  /usr/src/zaptel
  /usr/src/zapata
  /usr/src/libpri
  /usr/src/asterisk
 
 Then I did a new cvs checkout for all four of those items before
 recompiling them (make clean; make install) in the same order.
 
 My Asterisk now states that its running Version CVS-12/12/03-09:47:51.

I use make update. In the Makefile under update: is the instruction rm
-f .version

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RE: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread rnc Info Lists
 On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 16:41, Joe Dennick wrote:
 I just updated yesterday, but I did a complete rm -Rf for all of the
 following directories:
  /usr/src/zaptel
  /usr/src/zapata
  /usr/src/libpri
  /usr/src/asterisk

 Then I did a new cvs checkout for all four of those items before
 recompiling them (make clean; make install) in the same order.

 My Asterisk now states that its running Version CVS-12/12/03-09:47:51.

 I use make update. In the Makefile under update: is the instruction rm
 -f .version

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 Dave Cotton [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Thanks to everyone who replied to this question.  I got rid of the hidden
files and reloaded from CVS. It is ok now.Guess over the next days
I'll go through the archives and learn a bit more about using CVS to
maintain updates.

Robert
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RE: [Asterisk-Users] new CVS Checkout

2003-12-13 Thread Steven Critchfield
On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 10:32, rnc Info Lists wrote:
  On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 16:41, Joe Dennick wrote:
  I just updated yesterday, but I did a complete rm -Rf for all of the
  following directories:
   /usr/src/zaptel
   /usr/src/zapata
   /usr/src/libpri
   /usr/src/asterisk
 
  Then I did a new cvs checkout for all four of those items before
  recompiling them (make clean; make install) in the same order.
 
  My Asterisk now states that its running Version CVS-12/12/03-09:47:51.
 
  I use make update. In the Makefile under update: is the instruction rm
  -f .version
 
  --
  Dave Cotton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 Thanks to everyone who replied to this question.  I got rid of the hidden
 files and reloaded from CVS. It is ok now.Guess over the next days
 I'll go through the archives and learn a bit more about using CVS to
 maintain updates.

While reading up on CVS is a good thing and I do not wish to dissuade
you, I doubt you will find anything in there about the .version file.
The .version file is just something created by the make file so you can
track your version somewhat usefully. 
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