If you are comfortable with manually editing files I'd stick with
that or look at a package that handles realtime instead.
/bin/sh is the portable way to make install scripts.
AMP has so many kludges and hard coded things it's really best to run
it on a dedicated box.
-bill
On 4-Nov-05, at 8:59 AM, Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
Howdy,
Anyone manage to get this running? I've been impressed by comments
about
it on various lists, so decided to give it a shot. I've been at it
for
three days now, off and on, and am struggling. Linux folks seem to
take
lots of paths for granted, as well as installed options. I've
never seen
install scripts written for /bin/bash! Bad options to sed, a
requirement
to run your web server as "asterisk", etc, etc. I've been very
happy with
asterisk by itself for over a month now, and it seems I am almost
starting
over to use this silly package. Is it worth it?
Thanks,
j
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