This is the linuxsystems Debian repository. Currently supported release is Squeeze while the supported architecture is amd64. Please dot not ask for i386 packages, x86_64 cpus are available since 10 years and I’m not interested to maintain old stuff anymore. Since I distribute source packages you can easily build an i386 package with a simple:
apt-get build-dep <package_name>
apt-get source –compile <package_name>
To add the repository simply open your /etc/apt/sources.list and add the following lines:
deb http://repository.linuxsystems.it squeeze main
deb-src http://repository.linuxsystems.it squeeze main
If you need to force a package from the linuxsystems repository simply add:
Package: <package_name>
Pin: release o=Niccolo Belli <darkbasic(a.t.)linuxsystems(d.o.t)it>
Pin-Priority: 1001
to your /etc/apt/preferences. Obviously you will have to replace (a.t) and (d.o.t).
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Hello,
We need to use your T38 asterisk 1.8 patched packages.
Seems that you have missed chan_dadhi.so asterisk modules.
Can you publish your debian packages sources or upgrade packages ?
Thank you for your help
Hello,
Please release your source. We need to compile netfors chan_ss7 for this version of Asterisk ! best regards
I *always* release the source packages, asterisk is no execption so you can find it in the repo as usual.
Regarding dahdi, did you install the asterisk-dahdi package? Did you compile dahdi-dummy modules with modules-assistant? Did you enable chan_dahdi in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf? I included it and it works for me…
Everything solved now ! My deb-src line was incorrect. Sorry for the noise. Efectively I’ve missed to install asterisk-dahdi
I’ve created netfors chan-ss7 debian package if someone is interested in, I can contribute.
No problem, you’re welcome 😉
I noticed the deb-src line was missing in the istructions.