I think we're better off using [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.1 for now. I don't think 2.2 is an official release. It hasn't shown up on the main site yet for a while now. When I went to test the dialparties.agi PERL script, I found that the PERL install was messed up. The yum update just made things worse so I went back to 2.1. After patching for an extra "-" in the SMP kernel source, I finally have it mostly working but the ZAP line is not available. If anyone knows the way to get the "zap" command back, it would be appreciated.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sure packs a lot in, but that seems to mean there is lots to go wrong. Comments anyone? Peter MacFarlane > I installed [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.2 using the default settings from the > downloaded > CD and CentOS. > > I was running through the Nerd Vittles > (http://mundy.org/blog/index.php?cat=3) and trying to setup the fax > detection. > > The tutorial talks about: > "whether you are running [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1.5 or [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.x." > > When I followed the instructions for [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2.2 it indicates: > // Use the second one for recent Asterisk releases > //#define CALLERID_FIELD cid.cid_num > #define CALLERID_FIELD callerid > > > Yet, this would not compile for me. So I had to leave the source code as: > // Use the second one for recent Asterisk releases > #define CALLERID_FIELD cid.cid_num > //#define CALLERID_FIELD callerid > > Once I added this to the Makefile > APPS+=app_nv_faxdetect.so > > Anyway, the make worked fine with the above setting. > make install worked fine as well. > > Following the rest of the instructions: > amportal start > asterisk -r > set verbose 10 > show application nvfaxdetect > > I get this: ********************************************************** Peter MacFarlane Network Administration & Programming Target Call Center/Message Centre PEI **********************************************************
