because it needs to finds its directories, conf, etc etc use a prefix that you use in all machines -giovanni On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 1:00 PM, Arnuld Uttre (Phonologies) <arnuld@phonologies.com> wrote:
I have several computers and all of them have exactly same OS, CentOS 5.5 . I built freeswitch on one computer with some --prefix=/home/arnuld/foo .
After "make install" was done, I copied the installed directory to other machine. When I try to run it says "cwitch_xml.c couldn't find /home/arnuld/foo"
Is it not feasbile to move the binary around ? Why freeswitch hardcodes the --prefix into binary ?
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