Hey all,
I am in the process of setting up an openser machine for sip software testsing to replace our ser machine. This decision came about due to ser not supporting TLS in a readily available form and due to the seeming stagnation of the ser project. I recently downloaded the 1.0.1-tls source to compile. While in the process of duplicating our configuration, I found that openser was complaining that there was a mismatch between the module and the core, stating that the module was 1.0.0 and the core was 1.0.1-tls. Am I missing something in the "make modules" command (make exclude_modules="" modules)? Do I need to add something to the make file for pa.so to make it compile for the appropriate version? Any help would be appreciated.
Justin Pearce
Price Video Productions
Justin@PriceVideo.com mailto:Justin@PriceVideo.com
Hello,
to install only the pa module try:
TLS=1 make modules modules=modules/pa TLS=1 make install modules=modules/pa
Or for all modules installation: TLS=1 make all exclude_modules=”” TLS=1 make install exclude_modules=””
Cheers, Daniel
On 03/10/06 16:18, Justin Pearce wrote:
Hey all,
I am in the process of setting up an openser machine for sip software testsing to replace our ser machine. This decision came about due to ser not supporting TLS in a readily available form and due to the seeming stagnation of the ser project. I recently downloaded the 1.0.1-tls source to compile. While in the process of duplicating our configuration, I found that openser was complaining that there was a mismatch between the module and the core, stating that the module was 1.0.0 and the core was 1.0.1-tls. Am I missing something in the “make modules” command (make exclude_modules=”” modules)? Do I need to add something to the make file for pa.so to make it compile for the appropriate version? Any help would be appreciated.
Justin Pearce
Price Video Productions
Justin@PriceVideo.com mailto:Justin@PriceVideo.com
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