Daniel Mikusa wrote:
Look in the Makefile for the variables 'INSTALL_PREFIX' and 'PREFIX'
they control where Asterisk is installed.
Dan
Jeremy Jones wrote:
Is there a way to install Asterisk from source and not stomp on your
already existing Asterisk installation? I don't see a "configure"
On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 12:44:47PM -0500, Daniel Mikusa wrote:
> Look in the Makefile for the variables 'INSTALL_PREFIX' and 'PREFIX'
> they control where Asterisk is installed.
But also affect various run-time defaults. DESTDIR is probably what
you're after.
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Look in the Makefile for the variables 'INSTALL_PREFIX' and 'PREFIX'
they control where Asterisk is installed.
Dan
Jeremy Jones wrote:
Is there a way to install Asterisk from source and not stomp on your
already existing Asterisk installation? I don't see a "configure"
script and it looks li
Is there a way to install Asterisk from source and not stomp on your
already existing Asterisk installation? I don't see a "configure"
script and it looks like it's trying to find stuff in /etc/asterisk and
in /usr/lib/asterisk and probably other places.
- Jeremy Jones
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