Ditto. You can always install the ISO to get it up and running in no time, then
upgrade to a dev version if there is a reason to do that.
>>> "Melcon Moraes" 12/13/08 6:52 PM >>>
Why don't you start with an ISO image?
https://sipxecs.sipfoundry.org/pub/sipXecs/ISO/
-MM
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 a
Unless you are intent on trying a new feature only found in the dev version
stick with stable.
>>> Gijs Nelissen 12/13/08 1:15 PM >>>
I tried installing on ubuntu intreprid, mass dependancy errors and
eventually (after fixing all dependencies) compile errors.
After that i tried on fc9, resulti
https://sipx.yourdoamin.com:8443/sipxconfig/app
is where you would normally find sipxconfig.
You should make sure you did not install apache BEFORE install sipx, it
installs its own.
>>> Gijs Nelissen 12/13/08 1:14 PM >>>I tried installing
>>> on ubuntu intreprid, mass dependancy errors andev
Why don't you start with an ISO image?
https://sipxecs.sipfoundry.org/pub/sipXecs/ISO/
-MM
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 4:09 PM, Gijs Nelissen wrote:
> I tried installing on ubuntu intreprid, mass dependancy errors and
> eventually (after fixing all dependencies) compile errors.
>
> After that i tr
I tried installing on ubuntu intreprid, mass dependancy errors and
eventually (after fixing all dependencies) compile errors.
After that i tried on fc9, resulting in yum dependancy hell. Thats when
i noticed the package repositories have a fedora8 version. So there we went.
Clean fc8 install,
I tried installing on ubuntu intreprid, mass dependancy errors and
eventually (after fixing all dependencies) compile errors.
After that i tried on fc9, resulting in yum dependancy hell. Thats when
i noticed the package repositories have a fedora8 version. So there we went.
Clean fc8 install, t
