Then did you do a make clean / make / make install?
Then do show applications at the CLI prompt after you have restarted
asterisk.
service asterisk stop
service asterisk start
...
I downloaded Cepstral to my Asterisk Box. I did the install and let it
install to /opt/swift.
I brought down
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Then did you do a make clean / make / make install?
Then do show applications at the CLI prompt after you have
Wojciech Tryc wrote:
I am not following...
Why would you need to integrate Cepstral directly into Asterisk? Just
to be able to call it as Asterisk app from your dialplan? I am running
Cepstral and calling it through the System call.
You could try the howto located here:
the app_cepstral.c file had a problem that it was trying use
#include ../asterisk.h
I had to force it to where asterisk.h was located... in my case it was in
/usr/src/asterisk/include
so i changed the #include to say
#include /usr/src/asterisk/include/asterisk.h and then it would compile
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 13:02 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the app_cepstral.c file had a problem that it was trying use
#include ../asterisk.h
I had to force it to where asterisk.h was located... in my case it was in
/usr/src/asterisk/include
so i changed the #include to say
#include
I downloaded Cepstral to my Asterisk Box. I did the install and let it
install to /opt/swift.
I brought down a new CVS-HEAD as of today 10/1.
I added APPS+=app_cepstral.so into the Makefile in
/usr/src/asterisk/apps/Makefile
Like:
# Obsolete things...
#
#APPS+=app_sql_postgres.so
