Tony, I suppose the segfault could be backtraced and the results posted here along with the versions of app_rpt, asterisk, libpri and zaptel but I'd like to suggest a possible alternate course of action. Getting the right versions of all of this software, building it from source, and getting it all to work together without subtle problems can be a labor of love. I hear you about not wanting to re-install a whole system from scratch. A possible solution for your problem is to use a set of source files which is known to work together very well. Why not try downloading the files.tar.gz source file tarball from http://dl.allstarlink.org/installcd and unpack it in /usr/src? After unpacking, run ./configure, make and make install in the zaptel, libpri, and asterisk directories. Steve WA6ZFT Tony Langdon, VK3JED wrote:
I've been trying to install Asterisk on a CentOS 4.4 box for a while, but not with much luck. I got Asterisk compiled and the software installed. After a couple of issues finding the right kernel-devel package for my kernel, all seemed to install fine. I also installed chan_rtpdir (v 0.2 so far, though now I will need 0.5). However, when I try and start Asterisk, I get a segfault if there is anything at all in rpt.conf.
While the idea of using a distribution like ACID or EVB is nice, I was forced to use a pre-existing system, so reformatting isn't an option.
If I use the sample rpt.conf, Asterisk loads fine. However, as soon as I uncomment any line, then Asterisk dies with a segfault on the second pass of reading my rpt.conf.
On my system, it reads and identifies the rtpDir link on the first pass and then dies on the second pass. For the record, I recompiled chan_rtpdir on my system to avoid library/compiler issues, which I did have also.
Anyone have any ideas?
Alternatively, are there some sample configs that can be used on an existing Asterisk box? I'm running no RF hardware on Asterisk at this stage. All paths to RF are via the rtpDir link. Eventually, I might add a remote base directly to Asterisk, or move the RF hardware to Asterisk.
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