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'''Note''' The instructions below are suitable for linux platforms.

... and compile the latest version of Yate from SVN source on any server with linux system on it. checking for local operating system type... Linux

...stall and compile the latest version of Yate from SVN source on Debian GNU/Linux 6.0 system. checking for local operating system type... Linux

...bpq to give the path for the library because the default is /usr for other Linux systems.<br>

...pts are installed. Note that the script and additional tools depend on the Linux distribution used so take the correct one.

This depends on linux distribution, but it usually can be found in /etc/init.d or /usr/lib/system

...inux is somewhat similar with the installation of the Wanpipe driver under Linux, this being the necessary piece of software needed in order for Sangoma car ==Installing Sangoma cards under Linux from RPM==

.... This document reffers to the cases where your Yate runs as a daemon (for Linux users). This means that once it's started, you cannot communicate with it d

When using Linux you can make use of tcpdump program to help you debug issues.

Important: having Yate run on a Linux machine that performs NAT for a network behind it will make Yate's UDP port

Wanpipe drivers download: http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-linux-drivers#beta * [[Installing Sangoma cards under Linux]]

...lling_Sangoma_cards_under_Linux this guide] to install sangoma cards under Linux.

* [[#Linux configuration|Linux configuration]] == Linux configuration==

On a typical Linux system a firewall can be temporarily disabled by issuing the command: The commands for controlling the firewall may differ depending on the Linux distribution.<br>

..., install the development packages for the appropriate database (for other Linuxes ask your local Guru)