Hello, On 02/07/07 02:09, Scott Yagel wrote:

Hello,

Trying to update to 1.1.1 on FC 5, but getting the dependency message that I need freeradius-client.so.2. What exactly is this and where do I get it? Was this a dependency in 1.1.0, which I have running and don't remember having to resolve this particular dependency?

you can get it from: http://software.opensuse.org/download/server:/telephony/ I will update the downloads page to point that. You can use the above link as repository, it contains all dependencies required by openser packages. Cheers, Daniel

Thanks,

Scott Yagel PacketCall, Inc. syagel@packetcall.net

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Hi Scott! Counting lines of code is not interesting for developers. Thus, if you really want to know the lines of code you have to count yourself (e.g using tools like wc (wordcount)) regards klaus Scott Yagel wrote:

I'm trying to get an idea of the lines of code for my OpenSER/SEMS and our custom apps. Whatis the approximate lines of code for the OpenSER core?

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Here this will get you the total lines, total files and average for all .c and .h files in your current directory and below. If you just want .c or just .h then modify the grep. lc=0;fc=0;for i in `find ./ | grep -E "(\.c|\.h)$"`; do fc=$[$fc+1]; lc=$[$lc+`wc -l $i | awk '{ print $1 }'`]; done;echo "Lines: $lc Files: $fc Average: $[$lc/$fc]"; running on 1.2 on my dev box (got bunch of extra c files) I get, Lines: 251510 Files: 945 Average: 266 (isn't linux command line great!) -----Original Message----- From: users-bounces@openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@openser.org] On Behalf Of Klaus Darilion Sent: 04 July 2007 08:03 To: syagel@packetcall.net Cc: 'users' Subject: Re: [OpenSER-Users] OpenSER lines of code Hi Scott! Counting lines of code is not interesting for developers. Thus, if you really want to know the lines of code you have to count yourself (e.g using tools like wc (wordcount)) regards klaus Scott Yagel wrote:

I'm trying to get an idea of the lines of code for my OpenSER/SEMS and our custom apps. Whatis the approximate lines of code for the OpenSER core?

Thanks,

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It's easy to count it with sloccount Using debian is as easy as apt-get install it and you'll get a nice report about the "status" of the project concerning lines of code, languages used, and other parameters ;) sam. 2007/7/4, Henning Westerholt <henning.westerholt@1und1.de>:

On Tuesday 03 July 2007, Scott Yagel wrote:

...

I'm trying to get an idea of the lines of code for my OpenSER/SEMS and our custom apps. Whatis the approximate lines of code for the OpenSER core?

The openser server including all modules and helper scripts, documentation and such is app. 175kLOC, according to http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3553

Cheers,

Henning

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