Re: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ?
From: MW0CQU <MW0CQU@ntlworld.com> Date: 2009/06/29 Mon PM 12:03:39 PDT To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com Subject: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ?
Hi all,
I started adding app_rpt into an asterisk system here at the end of last year, then other things kept me away from asterisk other than maintaining my home phone system !.
Now I have a little more time (before the next calamity!) I thought I'd pick up where I left off
But I dont want a turnkey distro at this stage I have app_rpt.c and the digium sources I just want to add usbradio.c and the "xpmr" folder files onto my "development" asterisk box for a "play".
I looked over the site, and couldnt find a link,
I googled around a lot and found the code in HTML format (with line numbers) but couldn't find the raw source.
Where do I get these sources these days please ? I cant see a link to a CVS tree either
73
'CQU
Your strategy is not advised. For two reasons. --one-- The latest Digium sources are not compatible with app_rpt and the usb driver, Getting Digium to incorporate our changes to fix this has been next to impossible. Our solution was to use a patched copy of asterisk 1.4.23-pre and build our system off of that. Yes, we have technically forked Asterisk, but we had no choice. --two- Running a radio system and a phone system off of the same box is just asking for trouble. If the radio system goes down, so does your phone system. I learned this one the hard way a few years ago when my system was configured in this manner. I now run two separate servers to avoid getting complaints form family members when my experiments on the radio system go amok. Also, the phone system works much better with DTMF_RELAX configured to be disabled. The sources for the version of Asterisk with all necessary patches and the latest app_rpt.c and usb channel driver are available via SVN from the developers section of my site at http://app-rpt.qrvc.com Steve WA6ZFT No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.375 / Virus Database: 270.13.0/2209 - Release Date: 06/29/09 14:43:00 _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
Steve/group, With all that being said (asterisk forked), what could we strip out and still have core functionality strictly from the radio and allstar network access aspect? My app_rpt install is solely for this project alone, I entertained the idea of turning it into a full fledged PBX, but your right it can cause problems and I think I am better off with a stand alone install for that. I'm not sure how much interest or what level of work an undertaking like that would take, but to have a slimmed down Asterisk version specifically for this project would be a great idea. 73 Stephen K1LNX On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 5:10 PM, <hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com> wrote:
From: MW0CQU <MW0CQU@ntlworld.com> Date: 2009/06/29 Mon PM 12:03:39 PDT To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com Subject: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ?
Hi all,
I started adding app_rpt into an asterisk system here at the end of last year, then other things kept me away from asterisk other than maintaining my home phone system !.
Now I have a little more time (before the next calamity!) I thought I'd pick up where I left off
But I dont want a turnkey distro at this stage I have app_rpt.c and the digium sources I just want to add usbradio.c and the "xpmr" folder files onto my "development" asterisk box for a "play".
I looked over the site, and couldnt find a link,
I googled around a lot and found the code in HTML format (with line numbers) but couldn't find the raw source.
Where do I get these sources these days please ? I cant see a link to a CVS tree either
73
'CQU
Your strategy is not advised. For two reasons.
--one--
The latest Digium sources are not compatible with app_rpt and the usb driver, Getting Digium to incorporate our changes to fix this has been next to impossible.
Our solution was to use a patched copy of asterisk 1.4.23-pre and build our system off of that. Yes, we have technically forked Asterisk, but we had no choice.
--two-
Running a radio system and a phone system off of the same box is just asking for trouble. If the radio system goes down, so does your phone system. I learned this one the hard way a few years ago when my system was configured in this manner. I now run two separate servers to avoid getting complaints form family members when my experiments on the radio system go amok. Also, the phone system works much better with DTMF_RELAX configured to be disabled.
The sources for the version of Asterisk with all necessary patches and the latest app_rpt.c and usb channel driver are available via SVN from the developers section of my site at http://app-rpt.qrvc.com
Steve WA6ZFT
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Well, i dont know about that. In our experience with Limey Linux (very small footprint) there is still room for a mostly complete distro. On a host, there is plenty of disk space. I realize that these distros are mainly for radio/repeater use, BUT that not all they are used for. I know someone (DMK, the URI dude, actually) that just got a Limey Linux box running as his phone system (I know, I had to get mpg123 compiled for it for his music on hold). I had him noload the app_rpt and chan_usbradio modules, and it really does make a nice small CHEAP phone system. So I think that keeping this stuff as generally useful as possible is the best thing. Just my opinion.. JIM WB6NIL Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 09:28:46 -0400 From: k1lnx@k1lnx.net To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ? Steve/group, With all that being said (asterisk forked), what could we strip out and still have core functionality strictly from the radio and allstar network access aspect? My app_rpt install is solely for this project alone, I entertained the idea of turning it into a full fledged PBX, but your right it can cause problems and I think I am better off with a stand alone install for that. I'm not sure how much interest or what level of work an undertaking like that would take, but to have a slimmed down Asterisk version specifically for this project would be a great idea. 73 Stephen K1LNX On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 5:10 PM, <hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com> wrote:
From: MW0CQU <MW0CQU@ntlworld.com>
Date: 2009/06/29 Mon PM 12:03:39 PDT
To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com
Subject: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr
bits please ?
Hi all,
I started adding app_rpt into an asterisk system here at the end of last
year, then other things
kept me away from asterisk other than maintaining my home phone system !.
Now I have a little more time (before the next calamity!) I thought I'd
pick up where I left off
But I dont want a turnkey distro at this stage I have app_rpt.c and the
digium sources I just want to add
usbradio.c and the "xpmr" folder files onto my "development" asterisk
box for a "play".
I looked over the site, and couldnt find a link,
I googled around a lot and found the code in HTML format (with line
numbers) but couldn't find the raw source.
Where do I get these sources these days please ? I cant see a link to a
CVS tree either
73
'CQU
Your strategy is not advised. For two reasons. --one-- The latest Digium sources are not compatible with app_rpt and the usb driver, Getting Digium to incorporate our changes to fix this has been next to impossible. Our solution was to use a patched copy of asterisk 1.4.23-pre and build our system off of that. Yes, we have technically forked Asterisk, but we had no choice. --two- Running a radio system and a phone system off of the same box is just asking for trouble. If the radio system goes down, so does your phone system. I learned this one the hard way a few years ago when my system was configured in this manner. I now run two separate servers to avoid getting complaints form family members when my experiments on the radio system go amok. Also, the phone system works much better with DTMF_RELAX configured to be disabled. The sources for the version of Asterisk with all necessary patches and the latest app_rpt.c and usb channel driver are available via SVN from the developers section of my site at http://app-rpt.qrvc.com Steve WA6ZFT No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.375 / Virus Database: 270.13.0/2209 - Release Date: 06/29/09 14:43:00 _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@qrvc.com http://qrvc.com/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users -- Stephen Brown - ARS K1LNX Johnson City, TN EM86 http://www.k1lnx.net
I agree with Jim. I don't auto load any modules (autoload=no) in modules.conf. I only load the modules I need and add more modules as I add features. 73, Steve N4IRS Jim Duuuude wrote:
Well, i dont know about that.
In our experience with Limey Linux (very small footprint) there is still room for a mostly complete distro. On a host, there is plenty of disk space.
I realize that these distros are mainly for radio/repeater use, BUT that not all they are used for. I know someone (DMK, the URI dude, actually) that just got a Limey Linux box running as his phone system (I know, I had to get mpg123 compiled for it for his music on hold). I had him noload the app_rpt and chan_usbradio modules, and it really does make a nice small CHEAP phone system.
So I think that keeping this stuff as generally useful as possible is the best thing.
Just my opinion..
JIM WB6NIL
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 09:28:46 -0400 From: k1lnx@k1lnx.net To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ?
Steve/group, With all that being said (asterisk forked), what could we strip out and still have core functionality strictly from the radio and allstar network access aspect? My app_rpt install is solely for this project alone, I entertained the idea of turning it into a full fledged PBX, but your right it can cause problems and I think I am better off with a stand alone install for that.
I'm not sure how much interest or what level of work an undertaking like that would take, but to have a slimmed down Asterisk version specifically for this project would be a great idea.
73 Stephen K1LNX
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 5:10 PM, <hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com <mailto:hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com>> wrote:
> > From: MW0CQU <MW0CQU@ntlworld.com <mailto:MW0CQU@ntlworld.com>> > Date: 2009/06/29 Mon PM 12:03:39 PDT > To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com <mailto:App_rpt-users@qrvc.com> > Subject: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr > bits please ? > > Hi all, > > I started adding app_rpt into an asterisk system here at the end of last > year, then other things > kept me away from asterisk other than maintaining my home phone system !. > > Now I have a little more time (before the next calamity!) I thought I'd > pick up where I left off > > But I dont want a turnkey distro at this stage I have app_rpt.c and the > digium sources I just want to add > usbradio.c and the "xpmr" folder files onto my "development" asterisk > box for a "play". > > I looked over the site, and couldnt find a link, > > I googled around a lot and found the code in HTML format (with line > numbers) but couldn't find the raw source. > > Where do I get these sources these days please ? I cant see a link to a > CVS tree either > > 73 > > 'CQU > > >
Your strategy is not advised. For two reasons.
--one--
The latest Digium sources are not compatible with app_rpt and the usb driver, Getting Digium to incorporate our changes to fix this has been next to impossible.
Our solution was to use a patched copy of asterisk 1.4.23-pre and build our system off of that. Yes, we have technically forked Asterisk, but we had no choice.
--two-
Running a radio system and a phone system off of the same box is just asking for trouble. If the radio system goes down, so does your phone system. I learned this one the hard way a few years ago when my system was configured in this manner. I now run two separate servers to avoid getting complaints form family members when my experiments on the radio system go amok. Also, the phone system works much better with DTMF_RELAX configured to be disabled.
The sources for the version of Asterisk with all necessary patches and the latest app_rpt.c and usb channel driver are available via SVN from the developers section of my site at http://app-rpt.qrvc.com
Steve WA6ZFT
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Sounds good guys, it's not so much about disk space for me as it is minimal requirements, I guess it's my minimalistic nature :D Why is Digium so resistant to adding the changed code to their repository? 73 Stephen K1LNX On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:00 AM, Steve Zingman <szingman@informx.com>wrote:
I agree with Jim. I don't auto load any modules (autoload=no) in modules.conf. I only load the modules I need and add more modules as I add features.
73, Steve N4IRS
Jim Duuuude wrote:
Well, i dont know about that.
In our experience with Limey Linux (very small footprint) there is still room for a mostly complete distro. On a host, there is plenty of disk space.
I realize that these distros are mainly for radio/repeater use, BUT that not all they are used for. I know someone (DMK, the URI dude, actually) that just got a Limey Linux box running as his phone system (I know, I had to get mpg123 compiled for it for his music on hold). I had him noload the app_rpt and chan_usbradio modules, and it really does make a nice small CHEAP phone system.
So I think that keeping this stuff as generally useful as possible is the best thing.
Just my opinion..
JIM WB6NIL
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 09:28:46 -0400 From: k1lnx@k1lnx.net To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr bits please ?
Steve/group, With all that being said (asterisk forked), what could we strip out and still have core functionality strictly from the radio and allstar network access aspect? My app_rpt install is solely for this project alone, I entertained the idea of turning it into a full fledged PBX, but your right it can cause problems and I think I am better off with a stand alone install for that.
I'm not sure how much interest or what level of work an undertaking like that would take, but to have a slimmed down Asterisk version specifically for this project would be a great idea.
73 Stephen K1LNX
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 5:10 PM, <hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com <mailto:hwstar@rodgers.sdcoxmail.com>> wrote:
> > From: MW0CQU <MW0CQU@ntlworld.com <mailto:MW0CQU@ntlworld.com>> > Date: 2009/06/29 Mon PM 12:03:39 PDT > To: App_rpt-users@qrvc.com <mailto:App_rpt-users@qrvc.com> > Subject: [App_rpt-users] Location of source code for usbradio.c and xpmr > bits please ? > > Hi all, > > I started adding app_rpt into an asterisk system here at the end of last > year, then other things > kept me away from asterisk other than maintaining my home phone system !. > > Now I have a little more time (before the next calamity!) I thought I'd > pick up where I left off > > But I dont want a turnkey distro at this stage I have app_rpt.c and the > digium sources I just want to add > usbradio.c and the "xpmr" folder files onto my "development" asterisk > box for a "play". > > I looked over the site, and couldnt find a link, > > I googled around a lot and found the code in HTML format (with line > numbers) but couldn't find the raw source. > > Where do I get these sources these days please ? I cant see a link to a > CVS tree either > > 73 > > 'CQU > > >
Your strategy is not advised. For two reasons.
--one--
The latest Digium sources are not compatible with app_rpt and the usb driver, Getting Digium to incorporate our changes to fix this has been next to impossible.
Our solution was to use a patched copy of asterisk 1.4.23-pre and build our system off of that. Yes, we have technically forked Asterisk, but we had no choice.
--two-
Running a radio system and a phone system off of the same box is just asking for trouble. If the radio system goes down, so does your phone system. I learned this one the hard way a few years ago when my system was configured in this manner. I now run two separate servers to avoid getting complaints form family members when my experiments on the radio system go amok. Also, the phone system works much better with DTMF_RELAX configured to be disabled.
The sources for the version of Asterisk with all necessary patches and the latest app_rpt.c and usb channel driver are available via SVN from the developers section of my site at http://app-rpt.qrvc.com
Steve WA6ZFT
No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com <http://www.avg.com> Version: 8.5.375 / Virus Database: 270.13.0/2209 - Release Date: 06/29/09 14:43:00
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-- Stephen Brown - ARS K1LNX Johnson City, TN EM86 http://www.k1lnx.net
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