Compiling and installing Yate from SVN - Revision history

Paulc: /* Prepare the init script */

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‎Prepare the init script

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Install the binaries

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‎Prerequisites

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‎Disabling the service

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 Replace ''rpm'' with what matches best your distribution's package manager.
-You will then need to edit the init file and change the path to the executable from '''/usr/bin''' to '''/usr/local/bin'''
+You will then need to edit the init file and change the path to the executable from '''/usr/bin''' to '''/usr/local/bin'''. Exactly how depends on the style of the init script:
-You may also alter the [[Starting Yate|command line options]] to get more debugging. Is is recommended to enable timestamping the log messages.
+Debian/Ubuntu:
 === Prepare logs rotation===

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   If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package.
-−
   ''make: *** [install-api] Error 1''

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   If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package.
   You can install package or use '''make install-noapi''' instead.
   Kdoc or doxygen is necessary just for documentation so you may skip that.

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 At the end of this stage all yate binaries and support files are installed in various subdirectories under the '''/usr/local''' subdirectory. You may change that from the configure options but it's not recommended - you should keep the programs you compiled yourself separate from the system provided ones.
-  If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package. You can install package or use '''make install-noapi''' instead.
+  If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package.
   Kdoc or doxygen is necessary just for documentation so you may skip that.

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 At the end of this stage all yate binaries and support files are installed in various subdirectories under the '''/usr/local''' subdirectory. You may change that from the configure options but it's not recommended - you should keep the programs you compiled yourself separate from the system provided ones.
-  If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package. You can install package or use 'make install-noapi' instead.
+  If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package. You can install package or use '''make install-noapi''' instead.
   Kdoc or doxygen is necessary just for documentation so you may skip that.

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 At the end of this stage all yate binaries and support files are installed in various subdirectories under the '''/usr/local''' subdirectory. You may change that from the configure options but it's not recommended - you should keep the programs you compiled yourself separate from the system provided ones.
-If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc package. You can install package or use 'make install-noapi' instead.
+If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc or doxygen package. You can install package or use 'make install-noapi' instead. Kdoc or doxygen is necessary just for documentation so you may skip that.
 == Set up your system ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:06, 30 January 2014
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	At the end of this stage all yate binaries and support files are installed in various subdirectories under the '''/usr/local''' subdirectory. You may change that from the configure options but it's not recommended - you should keep the programs you compiled yourself separate from the system provided ones.		At the end of this stage all yate binaries and support files are installed in various subdirectories under the '''/usr/local''' subdirectory. You may change that from the configure options but it's not recommended - you should keep the programs you compiled yourself separate from the system provided ones.
		+
		+	If you used '''make install''' and got an error then you probably don't have kdoc package. You can install package or use 'make install-noapi' instead.

	== Set up your system ==		== Set up your system ==

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 * A [http://subversion.tigris.org/ subversion](svn) client
 * Development libraries for all optional modules in Yate you want to compile
 It is likely your operating system offers some packaging system for installing what's missing from the above list. As much as possible use it, don't compile software yourself if you can avoid it.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:34, 4 November 2013
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	* [[Installation]]		* [[Installation]]

−	[[Category:Install]] [[Category:Log rotation]]	+	[[Category:Install]] [[Category:Log rotation]] [[Category:SVN]]