Ambar Roy wrote:
Any option for redhat/fedora distributions? What about compiling the openh323 & pwlib packages from source?
Ambar Roy
The easiest way is to start from debian testing, and also using the testing branch version of Bayonne. From debian testing, you can apt-get openh323-dev, and that has all you need from there. You would also need to build a current release of Common C++ on the box.
Ambar Roy wrote:
Is there any guide which I can follow to get Bayonne running with OpenH323?
Ambar Roy
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