Re: [reSIProcate-users] [resiprocate] -Merged from b-uasprack-20130904 (6285943)
On 23/11/13 02:58, Shamun Toha wrote:
> CentOS 6.4 / 64-bit
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> Step 1:
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> $ git clone .git failed
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> so
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> $ git clone https worked
That may be an issue with github or your local proxy/firewall, it is a
general git issue and not specific to reSIProcate. As you mention,
using the HTTPS method is one workaround.
> $ autoreconf --install
> $ ./configure
> $ make
> $ make install
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> Step 2: now where do i execute it from???
Where did it install to? If you didn't specify a custom prefix for
configure, when you ran "make install", it has probably installed to
default locations (usually /usr/local/sbin)
As they are daemon processes, they will not be in /usr/local/bin so they
won't be in your normal PATH
You can run the binaries from the tree for testing, e.g.
repro/repro --help
reTurn/reTurnServer --help
or explicitly run them from /usr/local/sbin or wherever
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> There is no well documentation in README or INSTALL, it is very confusing
> people will run away how complicated is for CentOS, Red hat enterprise linux,
> FreeBSD.
You can use
rpmbuild -tb resiprocate-$(VERSION).tar.gz
on RHEL6 and it should build RPMs. I assume you already set up
~/.rpmmacros correctly, there are plenty of examples of how to do that
so we don't document these things again in detail.
v1.8.x are available as pre-built RPMs for Fedora users only. rpmbuild
will work on RHEL or CentOS for you.
When 1.9.0 is released we will push it to EPEL6 for RHEL6 and CentOS 6
users so you won't have to build it yourself.
Note that v1.9 (and master from git) require a third party library
dependency that is not fully available on RPM platforms yet:
cajun-jsonapi - it is currently in the Fedora review stage, RPM will be
in Fedora soon
You can easily fetch the spec file manually for that, see the review
request for the link.
> Can you please advise where to post issues.
Please discuss on the list first and then feel free to open issues in
Bugzilla. Mailing list is best
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