You cannot update stable production using git update, that is only for master development and current branch which are installed via git. Stable does not use git, it is a simple download. For a stable install, you simply reinstall the next maintenance level, macFI will automatically show 1.6.20 when it shows up. I should have asked what you had installed, another gcc messes things up good, been there done that. BTW, you’re original FS was from April, if you look at the wiki manual download instructions you will see I updated them after April for a stable production download. That is the same line macFI uses now for stable download. Glad you’re working now.
On Jul 25, 2017, at 12:00 PM, chris <chris@gcjd.org> wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jul 2017 09:07:43 -0700, Mario G wrote:
I used macFI yesterday and it installed both master and stable fine. Are you running macFI from 20170713? Also, are you installing production stable? You may want to backup your config folder, trash everything in /usr/local (not local itself) and run macFI from July 13.
I cannot trash usr/local as there is too much installed. Please do not assume a clean usr/local; there is brew of course but also TeX and others. That is not an option.
But I found the reason for the zlib problem, which is not a zlib problem at all. The reason is that there is a gcc installed on my test system. So I have to do:
TerminalCommandLog("export CC=clang; export CXX=clang++; ./configure", 3, "FreeSWITCH configure")
for the configure step or else configure will get confused. (I admit Google helped me to find this out)
While I am typing this mail macFI is building fine for latest production 1.6.19.
Do I understand correct that I cannot update the production install afterwards via macFI ore manual? Choosing "Update prerequisites and FreeSwitch" results in:
Elf:~ chris$ cd /usr/local/src/freeswitch && git pull && make current fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
Greetings, Chris
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