On Jan 29, 2006, at 10:30 AM, Warren Burstein wrote:
I took a look at the asterisk-1.2.3 Makefile, seems to me that the
WARNING is just a list of all the .so files found in the modules
directory that aren't also found in a subdirectory, it isn't checking
that they were built with the current version. So it's going to
complain about the modules that come from asterisk-addons every time
"make install" is run in asterisk, no matter what. Not a big problem
once you learn to ignore the message, but people are probably going to
keep asking what it means.
Actually in this case, it means it! I updated from 1.21 to current as
of yesterday, and my * wouldn't start as it complained about the
modules it couldn't load.
I removed the following to get it starting up again:
app_enumlookup.so
app_groupcount.so
app_md5.so
app_txtcidname.so
func_cut.so
This seems to be ok, but I wonder if I have broken anything with this
approach? I didn't understand that removing all the modules and doing
a make install would replace the needed ones? What about the g729
codecs aren't those stored here too?
Thanks,
Marty
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