On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 04:20:07 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>         
>         Hey all,
>         
>         I am very interested in using AEL2 (don't want to upgrade to
>         1.4 to get 
>         it though), but am having some problems upgrading/patching my
>         asterisk 
>         system.  I am following the instructions on the wiki:
>         
>         http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk
>         +AEL2#AEL2AnnouncementsandNews
>         
>         But get the following error:
>         
>         
> "'http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/murf/AEL2-1.2/diffs.AEL2.patch' 
>         refers to a file, not a directory"
>         
>         This refers to the process of including the patch as described
>         in the 
>         first portion of the wiki page.
>         
>         Am am still new to linux so the problem could be just me, but
>         I believe 
>         I followed the instructions.  They are pretty simple after
>         all.
>         
>         BTW, I tried both ways described and I could not get either to
>         work.
>         
>         Thanks for any help,
>         
>         -- 
>         
>         Warm Regards,
>         
>         Lee

Lee, everyone--

Sorry about that. I've created a patches subdir in the AEL2-1.2
repository, and put that patch down in there. So, now, you do:

svn co http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk/team/murf/AEL2-1.2/patches

and then

patch -p0 < patches/diffs.AEL2.patch

Assuming that you are in a 1.2 source directory...

Hopefully this sequence will work better. I've updated the voip-info
wiki.

murf

Again, you 1.2 users: It is not absolutely necessary to update your 1.2
installation to use AEL with 1.2; you can build a 1.4 somewhere, and use
the AEL in 1.4 to compile your extensions.ael into an extensions.conf
file via

aelparse -d -w

This will generate the file 'extensions.conf.aeldump', which you can
inspect and then copy into your appropriate /etc/asterisk directory on
the machine where your 1.2 installation resides.

The main thing to watch out for in this scenario, is that AEL uses a
slightly enhanced version of the $[] parser to do its thing. If you
don't use the new features, you should be quite OK.

murf


-- 
Steve Murphy    aka 'codefreeze' or 'wyoming' on FreeNode IRC
Software Developer
Digium

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