On 10/2/10 4:14 AM, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:

Hi, I'm coding a new module but I'm getting lost when trying to compile the whole sources. Basically I've created my own local branch (starting from master branch):

~# git clone --depth 1 git://git.sip-router.org/sip-router sip-router ~# cd sip-router ~# git checkout -b ibc

Then I write my new module under modules/ directory (or perhaps should I do it under modules_k/ ?). I'd prefer to do it under modules/ as the module has no MI feature, neither other specific flavour dependencies.

new modules have to be placed in 'modules' unless is a strict relation to one of the modules located in modules_k or modules_s (e.g., a new presence module).

And then I just want to compile the sources using kamailio flavour (as I'm not used to 'ser'), so I want to get 'kamailio' binary and /etc/kamailio/ directory. How to do this? Which is the preferred way to create a new module? should I do just "make& make install"? I remember some threads about it in this maillist without an easy conclusion so I ask you for help.

Like Ovidiu said, first do "make FLAVOUR=kamailio cfg". If you already compiled without flavour, do "make proper" to clean the config files for Makefile.

Cheers, Daniel

Thanks a lot.

PS: Please, merge :)