On Sat, Dec 10, 2011 at 5:51 AM, mazilo <Nabble_01394@slickdeals.endjunk.com
wrote:
gautam wrote
I had actually found the relevant documentation on the wiki. The problem is that I'm running the system on Alpine linux, and I installed Freeswitch using their package management utility (apk add freeswitch, etc). All the modules were present initially, but now mod_say_en has disappeared somehow. If I try to use "make" it says "no rule to make mod_say_en-install." I would really appreciate it if you could give me any direction to solve this.
-Gautam
If you do like that, you will probably create more problems to the software package manager on your system. Anyway, I don't use Alpine Linux distro. However, I believe you can rebuild/recompile the FS package using its software package management specs file. On a Linux distro that uses RPM, i.e. RedHat, OpenSuSE, etc., each software package comes with its editable plain-text RPM specs file and can be rebuilt/recompiled using its rpmbuild utility. I believe Alpine Linux distro has its own software package manager utility to do the same thing. Then, you can use the software package manager to upgrade your FS installation with the newly built FS package.
FWIW, most of us in the FS community build it from the sources. FreeSWITCH isn't a simple little utility - it's a big time piece of software with more than a few dependencies. Personally, I feel much better knowing that I've built FS on the actual hardware on which it will be running. -MC