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Adeyeye O. Michael wrote:

Thanks, object files successfully created but ser command now found. Moreso, it prompted that i could use sudo apt-get install.

if i do so, there might be conflict i think. besides when i did sudo.... before now, it appeared the server was running but no call went through.

What could be wrong?

*see below *micadeyeye@asmicom:/usr/src/sip_router$ ls action.c data_lump_rpl.c forward.d Makefile.sources proxy.c route_struct.o tcp_read.d action.d data_lump_rpl.d forward.h md5.c proxy.d rpm tcp_read.o action.h data_lump_rpl.h forward.o md5.d proxy.h script_cb.c tcp_server.h action.o data_lump_rpl.o freebsd md5global.h proxy.o script_cb.d test AUTHORS db gentoo md5.h pt.h script_cb.h test.c.bak ccopts.sh debian globals.h md5.o qvalue.c script_cb.o timer.c ccver.sh doc hash_func.c md5utils.c qvalue.d scripts timer.d cfg.lex dprint.c hash_func.d md5utils.d qvalue.h ser timer.h cfg.tab.c dprint.d hash_func.h md5utils.h qvalue.o ser.8 timer.o cfg.tab.d dprint.h hash_func.o md5utils.o README ser.cfg.5 TODO cfg.tab.h dprint.o INSTALL mem README.cfg socket_info.c trim.h cfg.tab.o dset.c ip_addr.c mod_fix.h README-MODULES socket_info.d tsend.c cfg.y dset.d ip_addr.d modparam.c re.c socket_info.h tsend.d ChangeLog dset.h ip_addr.h modparam.d receive.c socket_info.o tsend.h comp_defs.h dset.o ip_addr.o modparam.h receive.d solaris tsend.o config.h error.c ISSUES modparam.o receive.h sr_module.c types.h COPYING error.d lex.yy.c modules receive.o sr_module.d udp_server.c crc.c error.h lex.yy.d msg_translator.c re.d sr_module.h udp_server.d crc.d error.o lex.yy.o msg_translator.d re.h sr_module.o udp_server.h crc.h etc lock_alloc.h msg_translator.h re.o stats.c udp_server.o crc.o examples locking.h msg_translator.o resolve.c stats.d unixsock_server.c CREDITS fastlock.h lock_ops.h name_alias.h resolve.d stats.h unixsock_server.d CVS fifo_server.c lump_struct.h netbsd resolve.h stats.o unixsock_server.h daemonize.c fifo_server.d main.c NEWS resolve.o str.h unixsock_server.o daemonize.d fifo_server.h main.d openbsd route.c tags.h usr_avp.c daemonize.h fifo_server.o main.o parser route.d tcp_conn.h usr_avp.d daemonize.o flags.c Makefile pass_fd.c route.h tcp_init.h usr_avp.h data_lump.c flags.d Makefile.defs pass_fd.d route.o tcp_main.c usr_avp.o data_lump.d flags.h Makefile.modules pass_fd.h route_struct.c tcp_main.d ut.h data_lump.h flags.o Makefile.radius pass_fd.o route_struct.d tcp_main.o utils data_lump.o forward.c Makefile.rules profile route_struct.h tcp_read.c version.h micadeyeye@asmicom:/usr/src/sip_router$ ser The program 'ser' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install ser Make sure you have the 'universe' component enabled bash: ser: command not found

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