All: I'm new here -- so apologies if I breach protocol.
I am trying to run sipxecs on a standard install of Fedora 16. I tried to install the latest stable, which apparently is a build for Fedora 14, which is past its end of life. That set of packages has dependency issues on Fedora 16. Not finding a stable set of Fedora 16 packages, I installed a Fedora 16 snapshot. I was having a bit of difficulty provisioning phones, but was trying to work through those issues when a routine Fedora yum update included the sipxecs repo, which I had inadvertantly not disabled. That set of packages, which included some nightly builds, immediately killed the web configuration interface -- any attempt to load it resulted in a 503 - server down for maintenance issues. Log files said something to the effect of something killing the worker process -- I'm at a different location today and don't have the exact log message. My questions: 1. What is the best way of alerting the developers to this regression in the latest snapshot? 2. What is the best way to get a stable set of packages onto a stock Fedora 16 box? Thanks. -- Mike PS: My first attempt at this message was sent from an unsubscribed address. Hopefully the moderator killed it and you won't see this twice. I would blame it on lack of sleep, but last night I actually got plenty of sleep for the first time in weeks. _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users/
