Re: [Iaxclient-devel] Patchset to get testcall to build on FreeBSD

[Steve K. <st...@st...>]

Thanks, Scott.

I'll try these out tomorrow.

The gsm Makefile patch shouldn't be necessary, though, because we 
aren't actually using the gsm Makefiles; the lib/Makefile makes all the 
objects necessary for the gsm codec.

I guess I can't decide if the "OSTYPEREAL" thing you did makes things 
clearer or more complicated -- probably simpler and less likely to 
break when us "Linux bigots" change things but forget to maintain the 
FreeBSD targets :)

You should try to have it call a public IAX server or make a sucessful 
test call though; gu...@mi... should work..

-SteveK

On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 09:30  PM, Scott Lambert wrote:

> I've managed to get testcall to build and run on FreeBSD.  I don't know
> that it is doing what it is supposed to do, but it does run. :-)
>
> I probably don't have my asterisk setup properly.
>
> la...@la... 
> ~/src/vendor/iaxclient/simpleclient/testcall
> 21:25:40 Wed Jul 02 $ ./testcall
> settings:
>         silence threshold: -99.000000
>         level output: off
>
>             TestCall accept some keyboard input while it's running.
>             You must hit 'enter' for your keypresses to be recognized,
>             although you can type more than one key on a line
>
>             q: drop the call and hangup.
>             0-9 * or #: dial those DTMF digits.
> Calling guest@192.168.1.101/default
> ready for keyboard input
> IAXCLIENT: Call rejected by remote
>
> -- 
> Scott Lambert                    KC5MLE                       Unix 
> SysAdmin
> la...@la...
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