On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 4:08 PM, noah pugsley <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I need sipp on openbsd. Using linux is giving me diabetes in my > badunkadunk. The only evidence I've seen so far of a *bsd port is a wip in > the netbsd tree. Very old, almost no activity. > > Writing you guy's to see if anybody has already done any useful work on > this port before I take a crack at it. Also if anybody has worked on it did > they contact the upstream and were they responsive? > > I'm motivated to learn how to do this and finish it on my own, just wanted > to check and see first. > > Thank you. > > Noah Pugsley
It actually builds and seemingly runs already (5.4, amd64) without the --with-pcap and --with-sctp configure flags, albeit with a bunch of warnings. There's some if defined(__FreeBSD__) goo in there, so there's probably some hope. Happy to help test. "SIPp is available on almost all UNIX platforms: HPUX, Tru64, Linux (RedHat, Debian, FreeBSD), Solaris/SunOS." If you're successful, they can add another flavor of Linux to the list! Kent.
