Modules.conf is generated at bootstrap time from modules.conf.in The modules that are endabled by default should build if you installed the pre-reqs as defined on the wiki page you reference... Commented out modules either require additional dependancies or are just not needed in the stock example configs.... You don't need to check out the freeswitch-sample-configs.git tree at all... What you need is in the main freeswitch.git tree K On 2/13/12 10:35 AM, "Josh" <mojo1736@privatedemail.net> wrote:
According to the Installation/Build Guide (http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Installation_Guide), modules.conf gets generated during the execution of bootstrap.sh.
Should I assume that the options specified in this file - both in terms of what modules are included as well as whether or not they are enabled - depends on my own configuration (the presence of required packages & libraries) as well as the presence of the source code/makefile for a particular module or is the content of this file "predefined" and filled in with a set of "standard" modules regardless of what bootstrap has found (I hope the answer is the former, but need to make absolutely sure)?
Also, the same wiki page recommends that I also fetch freeswitch-contrib.git as well as freeswitch-sample-configs.git, but it is not clear to me whether I should dump the contents of these two projects within the main FS tree, where freeswitch.git was placed, or whether I should compile/build these separately - in a completely separate tree? Thanks!
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