Installing OpenH323 under Linux - Revision history

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‎Problems

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‎Problems

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‎Problems

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‎Install Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323

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‎Install Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323

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‎Install OpenH323

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‎Install Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323

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‎Install Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323

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‎Install Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323

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‎Install OpenH323

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	4) If you build a relatively new OpenH323 from sources and Yate's ./configure script cannot find it no matter what, you should check if you have libopenh323.so in the library directory (/usr/local/lib or /usr/lib or where you compile it). If you see a '''libopenh323.@SHAREDLIBEXT@'''you have to rename it to '''libopenh323.so''' and Yate (or any other program) will detect it.		4) If you build a relatively new OpenH323 from sources and Yate's ./configure script cannot find it no matter what, you should check if you have libopenh323.so in the library directory (/usr/local/lib or /usr/lib or where you compile it). If you see a '''libopenh323.@SHAREDLIBEXT@'''you have to rename it to '''libopenh323.so''' and Yate (or any other program) will detect it.
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		+	5) When running Yate you find this:
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		+	<WARN> libh323_linux_x86_r.so.1.19.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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		+	Find the path to the library and put it in file /etc/ld.so.conf. Then do ldconfig as root.

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 ) If you build a relatively new OpenH323 from sources and Yate's ./configure script cannot find it no matter what, you should check if you have libopenh323.so in the library directory (/usr/local/lib or /usr/lib or where you compile it). If you see a '''libopenh323.@SHAREDLIBEXT@'''you have to rename it to '''libopenh323.so''' and Yate (or any other program) will detect it.
 '''See also'''
 * [[Telephony#H323_Protocol|Telephony]]

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    ./configure --disable-ixj
 '''See also'''
 * [[Telephony#H323_Protocol|Telephony]]

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   checking for OpenH323 in /usr/local/openh323/... installed 1.19.0
-where ''version'' is the version of Pwlib and  OpenH323 libraries installed.
+with the correct ''version'' of Pwlib and OpenH323 libraries installed.
 After doing this you’ll find an executable called simph323 in a folder dependent on the platform (e.g. ./sample/simple /obj_linux_x86_r/simph323) . This will provide you the usage help text. That should be almost all about the installation of the OpenH323 library under Linux.

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 If done correctly the message will be:
-  checking for Pwlib in /usr/local/... installed version RTTI: none
+  checking for Pwlib in /usr/local/pwlib/... installed 1.11.0 RTTI: none
-  checking for OpenH323 in /usr/local/... installed version
+  checking for OpenH323 in /usr/local/openh323/... installed 1.19.0
 where ''version'' is the version of Pwlib and  OpenH323 libraries installed.

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 After these you will follow the steps:
-  ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openH323
+  ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openH323 --disable-ixj
   make opt
   make install

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 For installing Yate with Pwlib and OpenH323 the following options must be specified at the Yate configuration script:
-   ./configure --with-pwlib=/usr/local/pwlib --with-openh323=/usr/local/openH323 --disable-ixj
+   ./configure --with-pwlib=/usr/local/pwlib --with-openh323=/usr/local/openH323
 If done correctly the message will be: