On 30.05.2008, at 14:27, Tony Kirkham wrote:
I am a bit new to this and would like to know the "best practices"
of repeated compiles as I attempt to make Kannel work with my modem
(works over IP and requires username and login). More specifically,
with each change to the code that I make that I want to test do I
need to go through the ./configure --prefix=/mytestspot/kannel ->
make -> sudo make install cycle, or are there better steps?
./configure is only needed if you have changes in the environment.
make will produce the files. You can run them from the places they are
built for testing instead of the install directories.
Kannel has only a few binaries, "bearerbox" and "smsbox" and for wap
"wapbox".
And to launch, you need a config file. So you can run it wherever you
want to put it.
Andreas Fink
Fink Consulting GmbH
Global Networks Schweiz AG
BebbiCell AG
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