On 8/8/07, arkda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've been digging around and I haven't found a way to do this, but I have > a feeling I'll feel like an idiot because it's something I'm over looking. > > Normally if I need to specify an additional option (such as different > language sound files) or I'm building an Asterisk server with a lean > configuration and need to remove some modules I do so with 'make > menuconfig'. I've ran into a need however to install Asterisk entirely from > the command line, so I'm looking for the method of accomplishing what I've > normally done through 'make menuconfig' solely from the command line. > > Anyone know how this is accomplished?
After you run make menuselect, you'll have a file 'menuselect.makeopts' in your asterisk source dir. Copy that to /etc/asterisk.makeopts (or ~/.asterisk.makeopts) and it will be used for future builds. Once you've copied the file over, do a 'make distclean ; ./configure ; make' to check that it worked. It's the same idea for asterisk-addons, except you copy its menuselect.makeopts to /etc/asteriskaddons.makeopts. -- j.
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