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hudlite-server on gentoo

jpmkn
Posts: 2
Member Since:
2007-02-19

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I have a recent gentoo box with asterisk 1.2.13 and freepbx 2.2.1 and have tried to
kludge the hudlite-server rpm into running on my box. The ebuild can be found
here:

http://bub.quosis.fi/portage/net-misc/hudlite-server/hudlite-server-1.4....

Hudlite-server seems to want an ancient perl 5.8.5, which I have tried to overcome
by symlinking /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.5 and /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.5 to point to
corresponding 5.8.8 directories.

Alas, it does not start. When I run /etc/init.d/hudlite-server start, hudlite-server
does something for a while and then quits without any error message. Server.log
contains just lines:

2007-02-20 00:59:47: RELAY STARTED
2007-02-20 00:59:47: relayStart> IRC connect: nick(Relay) pass(password) user(irc2asterisk_relay) ircname(IRC to Asterisk command bot) address(localhost) port(6600)
2007-02-20 00:59:47: relayStart> Asterisk connect: address(localhost) port(5038)

Strace of the hudlite-server process can be found at
http://bub.quosis.fi/hudlite-server.strace

Any suggestions on how to proceed?
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jpmkn
Posts: 2
Member Since:
2007-02-19
Re: hudlite-server on gentoo [solved]

Tarred the whole /usr/lib/perl5 directory from a vmware trixbox image and copied it to my gentoo server. Ugly, but it works. I'd much rather see a wholly open source solution to call management in asterisk/freepbx, since it really is a PITA to support closed source modules under a free os...



kerryg
Posts: 6450
Member Since:
2006-05-31
Re: hudlite-server on gentoo [solved]

So every application written to run on Linux should be open source?

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