Hello everyone,
I will try to describe a problem that I encountered recently while I was
recompiling Kamailio 431 Probably the problem has been already mentioned by
someone at the bug tracker but I couldn't find such a topic
So, I had an installed and already configured and working Kamailio I decided
simply to add a new module to it, for that I made the following instructions:
'make proper' -> result OK
'make include_modules="the list of needed modules" cfg' -> slows the whole OS
(Linux SLED 12), I had a constant disk activity during the time I was waiting
to see how the things will finish
After that I tried the same on a different machine, which is the same (virtual
machine) , unfortunately the result was the same
After several retries I found that it is impossible to do:
make proper
make include_modules="" cfg
I found that I had to type a 'make cfg' after the 'make proper':
make proper
make cfg
make include_modules="" cfg
make all
I hadn't the time to find out why there is a such problem but I suppose that
when you do a 'make proper' your configuration file is deleted Than 'make cfg'
creates this config file again and finally 'make include_modules' looks for
this configuration file and fills it with the complementary modules Without
this configuration file the 'make include_modules="" cfg probably enters to an
infinite loop which as result makes your OS not respond
Can anyone confirm the problem ?
Best regards,
Anton
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