Hi Everybody,
I'm experiencing problems trying to compile SER-0.9.0. The file I got from onsig.org is called ser-0.9.0.GettingStarted.1.1.tar.gz.
I try to compile it exactly the howto orders to but it keeps giving me the same error on compiling RTPProxy. The compile command is # ./make_and_install
It begins the compilation but at the end gives me the following error:
----- error ------------------------------
" THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN PROVIDED FROM ONsip.org AS A SUPPORT FOR THE GETTING STARTED DOCUMENT PLEASE GO TO ONsip.org TO DOWNLOAD THE DOCUMENT AND THE CONFIGURATION FILES THAT GO WITH IT IPTEL.ORG OR THE DEVELOPERS OF SER HAVE NO SUPPORT ON THIS SCRIPT USAGE OF THE SCRIPT IS YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY ------------------------------------------------- YOU WILL FIND THE OUTPUT IN make_and_install_output.txt IN THE CURRENT DIRECTORY ---------------------- Cleaning up the source tree... ---------------------- ---------------------- Making ser and all modules. This may take some time... Press ENTER to start ----------------------
COMPILING...... ---------------------- Configuring rtpproxy... ---------------------- ---------------------- Making rtpproxy... ---------------------- FOUND ERRORS! See make_and_install_output.txt for full output"
----- end of error -----------------------
When I go to make_and_install_output.txt to take a look at the errors it gives me errors as if there were no directory from the configuration files, but I'm on the directory ...
What can be that ?
Llanos, Felipe is referring to the ONsip.org SER 0.9.0 source package, which is a package including the 0.9.0 cvs code at a given point (found in the description at ONsip.org). It's just a help for people who have little experience with cvs and who would like a quick start. A simple script called make_and_install is also included where all the steps you normally have to do after having downloaded the cvs code are executed. g-)
---- Original Message ---- From: Llanos Serna García-Conde To: fmartins@mundivox.com Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 07:21 PM Subject: RE: [Serusers] Problems Compiling SER-0.9.0
Hi Felipe, it seems what you're trying to compile is not SER, it is just a guide (a text guide!!). That is the Getting Started guide available from www.onsip.org. If you want SER you have to download it from www.iptel.org, you won't find it in www.onsip.org. Download it from iptel.org and follow the instructions and you'll soon have it working fine. Good luck, Llanos
Hi Everybody,
I'm experiencing problems trying to compile SER-0.9.0. The file I got from onsig.org is called ser-0.9.0.GettingStarted.1.1.tar.gz.
I try to compile it exactly the howto orders to but it keeps giving me the same error on compiling RTPProxy. The compile command is # ./make_and_install
It begins the compilation but at the end gives me the following error:
----- error ------------------------------
" THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN PROVIDED FROM ONsip.org AS A SUPPORT FOR THE GETTING STARTED DOCUMENT PLEASE GO TO ONsip.org TO DOWNLOAD THE DOCUMENT AND THE CONFIGURATION FILES THAT GO WITH IT IPTEL.ORG OR THE DEVELOPERS OF SER HAVE NO SUPPORT ON THIS SCRIPT USAGE OF THE SCRIPT IS YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY ------------------------------------------------- YOU WILL FIND THE OUTPUT IN make_and_install_output.txt IN THE CURRENT DIRECTORY
Cleaning up the source tree...
Making ser and all modules. This may take some time... Press ENTER to start ----------------------
COMPILING......
Configuring rtpproxy...
Making rtpproxy...
FOUND ERRORS! See make_and_install_output.txt for full output"
----- end of error -----------------------
When I go to make_and_install_output.txt to take a look at the errors it gives me errors as if there were no directory from the configuration files, but I'm on the directory ...
What can be that ?
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Felipe, The make_and_install script will put all the compilation output in make_and_install_output.txt. You need to call it with either sql or radius (you need additional libraries for radius) as an option. FOUND ERRORS! does a test in make_and_install_output.txt to see if any errors were found. You need to look in make_and_install_output.txt to find out what went wrong. You should then post these errors to the list.
BTW, the make_and_install script is just a small tool for simplifying the compilation and installation of the SER-0.9.0 source tree. Look at the README.ONSIP file for information on what the differences are from ser-0.9.0 from cvs.
g-)
Felipe Martins wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I'm experiencing problems trying to compile SER-0.9.0. The file I got from onsig.org is called ser-0.9.0.GettingStarted.1.1.tar.gz.
I try to compile it exactly the howto orders to but it keeps giving me the same error on compiling RTPProxy. The compile command is # ./make_and_install
It begins the compilation but at the end gives me the following error:
----- error ------------------------------
" THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN PROVIDED FROM ONsip.org AS A SUPPORT FOR THE GETTING STARTED DOCUMENT PLEASE GO TO ONsip.org TO DOWNLOAD THE DOCUMENT AND THE CONFIGURATION FILES THAT GO WITH IT IPTEL.ORG OR THE DEVELOPERS OF SER HAVE NO SUPPORT ON THIS SCRIPT USAGE OF THE SCRIPT IS YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY
YOU WILL FIND THE OUTPUT IN make_and_install_output.txt IN THE CURRENT DIRECTORY ---------------------- Cleaning up the source tree...
Making ser and all modules. This may take some time... Press ENTER to start ----------------------
COMPILING......
Configuring rtpproxy...
Making rtpproxy...
FOUND ERRORS! See make_and_install_output.txt for full output"
----- end of error -----------------------
When I go to make_and_install_output.txt to take a look at the errors it gives me errors as if there were no directory from the configuration files, but I'm on the directory ...
What can be that ?