Depending on what repo you got those packages from, they could be seriously old packages. Send back the output of: rpm -qa |grep -i freeswitch Chances are you only installed the base package. you can also do `yum search freeswitch` to see if other packages are offered. After you provide the output from the above command I can comment on the age of the packages you installed. -- Yossi Neiman On 03/27/2015 01:12 AM, Free Switcher wrote:
Hello, I'm trying to create a new installation of freeswitch. I'm running CentOS 6.6 and picked the easy path to install pre-built binaries using yum. Looking at /usr/lib64/freeswitch after the install, I noticed that mod_conference.so wasn't there. Also noticed that no config files were installed in /etc/freeswitch. Is this expected?
I downloaded configs from the latest stash repository and I was then able to start freeswitch with vanilla config. I see several startup messages about missing mods. Which modules should I expect to see as part of the pre-built binaries? How/where does one download additional mods? Here is what I have in the /usr/lib64/freeswitch :
mod_cdr_csv.so mod_commands.so mod_console.so mod_dialplan_directory.so mod_dialplan_xml.so mod_dptools.so mod_event_socket.so mod_logfile.so mod_loopback.so mod_native_file.so mod_sndfile.so mod_sofia.so mod_spandsp.so mod_syslog.so mod_tone_stream.so mod_xml_rpc.so
Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Andy
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