I think for a production environment it's much easier to run 4.4 from ISO
(thus Centos 5) and upgrade by
-backup
-ISO install of 4.6
-restore
BTW: NOT 4.5, all odd releases are development releases
Douglas Hubler <[email protected]> wrote on 08-02-2012 19:38:03:
>
>> On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 12:42 PM, Becker, Jesse <[email protected]>
wrote:
>> Thank you for your reply. I was not planning on doing an in place
>> upgrade from Centos5 to 6. i was wondering if CentOS 6 could be
>> installed on the new servers and then install SipX 4.4 from RPM and
>> restore the configuration. The second part of that questions was if
>> one was on CentOS 6 and SipX 4.4, would they be able to in place
>> upgrade to 4.5. I am trying to determine if it is worth getting 4.4
>> to run on CentOS 6 now or if we should just stick with CentOS 5 and
SipX 4.4.
>>
> That would be great if you could get 4.4 to compile on centos 6. i
> recall a few seeing patches to freeswitch related to centos 6.
> sipxecs 4.4 already compiled on fedora 12, so the switch to centos 6
> was pretty non eventful. we'd want only the patches to freeswitch
> for centos 6, not all patches in between because it would risk
> destablizing freeswitch in 4.4
>
> with mock, you need to copy ./mak/mock/centos-6* files from master.
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