Ken wrote:
Is this essentially the same things as ? astupd.sh
for those with the standard "ACID" installation? ? Ken Jamrogowicz
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 11:59 AM, Jim Duuuude <telesistant@hotmail.com> wrote:
Note, the lines without '#' are the ones that are typed into the Linux prompt:
cd /usr/src #or whatever directory has the 'asterisk' directory which contains #the asterisk, zaptel and libri sources are.
mv asterisk asterisk.old #this saves the old source tree as 'asterisk.old'
svn co svn://qrvc.com/projects/allstar/astsrc-1.4.23-pre/trunk #this downloads the new source tree from SVN
mv trunk asterisk #this renames the newly downloaded source tree as 'asterisk'
cd asterisk cd zaptel make install cd ../libpri make install cd ../asterisk ./configure make install #Re-builds and installs the whole thing
JIM
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The changes are in the source tree. but not in the ACID tarball yet. The astupd script will probably be removed in future releases as it really doesn't accomplish what I hoped it would do. Any changes to ACID scripts force a version change of ACID and this prevents astupd from downloading future code updates. Code updates should be done per the instructions on app_rpt.qrvc.com in the developers section, or using Jim Dixon's method in a prior post. Steve WA6ZFT