man pages and documentation refer to a fixed name of the software (currently sip-router).
should Makefile be edited to change that on the fly to whatever is chosen as MAIN_NAME or what?
-- juha
Juha,
On 24-06 22:56, Juha Heinanen wrote:
man pages and documentation refer to a fixed name of the software (currently sip-router).
should Makefile be edited to change that on the fly to whatever is chosen as MAIN_NAME or what?
How would you want to do that? Modify the manpages and documentation as they get installed?
Jan.
Jan Janak writes:
How would you want to do that? Modify the manpages and documentation as they get installed?
yes. if some people want to call version 3.0 kamailio, some ser, and some (like me) sip-router, then sip-router.8 and sip-router.cfg.5 should be modified during make process based on MAIN_NAME.
it would not be a big thing to do:
sed -i -e 's/MAIN_NAME/$(MAIN_NAME)/' sip-router.8
or something like that in Makefile.
-- juha