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01:33.11 | aoeui | Is there a configuration file that is generated from make menuselect, so I don't have to go through the process when there is a new version of Asterisk? |
01:34.49 | [TK]D-Fender | makefile <- |
01:39.31 | aoeui | ty |
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17:45.05 | Helenah2 | I've compiled and installed asterisk including the samples, however when I run asterisk, it fails to load any modules despite them being present in /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/ |
17:45.23 | Helenah2 | I'm finding this issue rather bizarre. |
17:49.20 | sibiria | are you on centos? |
17:50.23 | sibiria | if yes, configure asterisk to use /usr/lib64 as the lib path |
17:50.51 | sibiria | ie. --libdir=/usr/lib64 |
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18:18.11 | Helenah2 | sibiria: Ubuntu |
18:23.29 | sibiria | Helenah2: what does ld --verbose | grep SEARCH give you? |
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18:25.49 | Helenah2 | sibiria: https://termbin.com/mti6 |
18:27.44 | sibiria | that is odd, /usr/lib is there |
18:27.51 | sibiria | ldd /sbin/asterisk <- ? |
18:28.29 | sibiria | and i suppose the problem asterisk is giving is literally that it can't FIND the modules |
18:28.32 | sibiria | ? |
18:29.04 | sibiria | another common mistake is that people have two conflicting sets of libraries from not cleaning out the first set of libs when building/upgrading |
18:32.57 | Helenah2 | sibiria: I did a make uninstall-all to clean up the system after removing Ubuntu's own Asterisk, I wanted to compile Asterisk for use with chan_dongle. Also https://termbin.com/t6wf |
18:33.28 | Helenah2 | The Ubuntu package is old. |
18:34.32 | sibiria | give --libdir=/usr/lib64 a try |
18:35.18 | sibiria | (that's an option for configure) |
18:35.54 | Helenah2 | sibiria: I don't appear to have a /usr/lib64 directory. |
18:36.29 | sibiria | there should be a symlink there |
18:36.32 | sibiria | since many years back |
18:37.24 | Helenah2 | Yeah, theres definately not directly. Ubuntu's directory structure must be slightly different. |
18:37.54 | Helenah2 | *no directory |
18:39.00 | Helenah2 | sibiria: There are however 64 bit library files in /usr/lib. |
18:46.05 | sibiria | i avoid ubuntu for server purposes so i'm out of ideas. i think i'd just try being explicit about the lib path to make sure the configure script isn't picking something odd up |
18:46.22 | sibiria | since you don't have /usr/lib64, i'd just try configuring with --libdir=/usr/lib and take it from there |
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19:10.52 | Helenah2 | sibiria: I'm going to look deeper into this problem some other time. |
19:11.28 | Helenah2 | Problem persists even when the source is configured with --libdir |
19:12.40 | sibiria | just curious, what does asterisk's error log say about it? |
19:13.14 | sibiria | or the console, whichever |
19:15.12 | Helenah2 | sibiria: https://termbin.com/o0fg |
19:17.34 | sibiria | ok the problem is that you haven't built (or loaded) pjsip |
19:17.47 | sibiria | there's not a problem with the library path after all |
19:20.20 | Helenah2 | Ah, ofc. Right onto it. Thanks |
19:21.35 | sibiria | likeliest is that you perhaps unchecked it in the menuselect configuration |
19:31.58 | Helenah2 | sibiria: I assumed the pjsip module would be installed with make install. |
19:32.32 | Helenah2 | That however didn't appear to be the case... |
19:32.43 | Helenah2 | But I did make sure it was compiled. |
19:35.35 | Helenah2 | Actually, I'm mistakened, there are pjsip modules, lemme check if they are all thhere. |
19:36.02 | sibiria | pjsip is built by default but i can't recall if the default config has it checked |
19:36.08 | sibiria | via "make menuselect" that is |
19:36.22 | sibiria | i *think* it is |
19:37.37 | sibiria | take a look-see in modules.conf in /etc/asterisk to see if it loads from there or not, too |
19:38.00 | Helenah2 | sibiria: It is checked, I even did ./configure --with-pjproject-bundled and I saw it compile. |
19:38.20 | Helenah2 | And when I looked again, the modules are installed. |
19:38.35 | sibiria | does everything pjsip look normal in the menuselect configuration, too? |
19:38.37 | sibiria | (make menuselect) |
19:38.47 | sibiria | channel driver, resource modules |
19:39.46 | Helenah2 | sibiria: Yes. |
19:44.16 | sibiria | as usual it's probably some really stupid problem, the last thing one thinks of, but i'm stumped. sorry |
19:44.31 | sibiria | try with a totally clean slate, maybe |
19:46.50 | Helenah2 | Yeah, maybe, thanks for your help anyway. :) |
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