On 3/23/11 3:28 PM, Claudio Furrer wrote:
The sercmd is always with this name, even for kamailio flavour, since it is kind of separate application. What changes are the ctl tools, like kamctl or serctl.
Yes, you're right. Only ctl tools changes.
Only by modifying the Makefile.defs, the flavour variable get a binary name different. Flavour=ser give me ser* names, flavour=sip-router or no one specified gives siprouter* names, then flavour=kamailio gives kam* names.
I know it's a mess (with myself) but I have a concept misundertanding. I interpret sip-router project has 2 names, kamailio and ser, but not its own name (sip-router). Then it's a matter of packaging issue which i have.
Indeed, you are rigth, there are two application built out of the source tree:
- ser
- kamailio
To be able to switch between them, 'sip-router' might be used as placeholder in some case, but there is no sip-router application built out of it, of course, unless you want it to be so. The flavour build option is intended to make easy the creation of binaries and configs with different names without changing anything inside the files. Since I am using kamailio and that works fine, maybe ser/sip-router is a bit mixed. I will have a look in the next days.
Ok Daniel, thank you. By now this diff makes me happy with apps name..
--- Makefile.defs.orig 2011-03-22 14:57:24.759454311 -0300 +++ Makefile.defs 2011-03-23 10:06:57.997000132 -0300 @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@
ifeq ($(FLAVOUR),sip-router) # main binary name -MAIN_NAME=ser +MAIN_NAME=siprouter else ifeq ($(FLAVOUR),ser) # main binary name MAIN_NAME=ser
Then setting flavour=sip-router I get binaries with siprouter* names.
OK, thanks for reporting, as I said, I will have a look in the next days or so.
Cheers, Daniel
For example:
--- /usr/share/man/man8/ >>> /usr/share/man/man8/siprouter.8.bz2 --- /usr/share/man/man5/ >>> /usr/share/man/man5/siprouter.cfg.5.bz2 --- /usr/sbin/ >>> /usr/sbin/siprouter_mysql.sh >>> /usr/sbin/sercmd >>> /usr/sbin/siprouter --- /etc/ --- /etc/init.d/ >>> /etc/init.d/siprouter >>> /etc/siprouter/ >>> /etc/siprouter/siprouter-basic.cfg >>> /etc/siprouter/siprouter.cfg >>> /etc/siprouter/dictionary.sip-router >>> /etc/siprouter/siprouter-advanced.cfg --- /etc/conf.d/ >>> /etc/conf.d/siprouterBest regards, Claudio