FS-7338: remove libsilk from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: change to always use system liblua
FS-7338: remove libbroadvoice from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove libilbc from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove libs using system libs from bootstrap
FS-7338: remove libg722_1 from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove mod_celt, it has be superseded by mod_opus
FS-7338: remove libcodec2 from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove libopus from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove libsoundtouch build from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove flite build from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove openldap build from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove libmongoc build from tree, use system lib instead
FS-7338: remove mod_mongo deps that are no longer actually required
FS-7338: remove some dup demo modules and don't include demo code in packages
add the ability to pass -T[path to custom sources path] and -K[custom keyfile path]
options to build the FS packages with a custom sources and keyring path.
FS-7373
With this commit we allow getting `make -jN` behavior by setting
`parallel=N` in `DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS`. Setting `parallel=` will result
in `make -j` being run (i.e. no limit on the number of jobs). The
default is to run one job at a time; this is still the safest bet when
building all modules.
Thanks to Peter Wu for suggesting a different way to do this.
ref: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-source.html#s-debianrules-options
When '-g' is passed, freeswitch drops all other groups except for the
given group. This impacts people who depend on FS having access to
resources that would be allowed by membership to those other groups.
It was possible to override this by setting DAEMON_ARGS in
/etc/default/freeswitch, but we'll go ahead and make this the default.
Since freeswitch uses the primary group of a user when `-g` is
omitted, we'll just omit it, and do similarly when setting the
ownership of our directory in /var/run.
Edited-by: Travis Cross <tc@traviscross.com>
The libtool binary used to be contained in the libtool package. As of
current sid/jessie the libtool package contains everything about
libtool but the libtool binary, and we need to install libtool-bin to
get the libtool binary itself. Which is to say that Debian decided to
make the libtool package architecture-independent.
Without this commit the FS debian packaging will not build/bootstrap
on sid/jessie.
This is a convenience option that can be passed to either
debian/bootstrap.sh or to debian/util.sh to include a module in the
build that would normally be excluded. This option, -p, can be passed
multiple times.
If -t is passed to debian/util.sh, then we will import the
/etc/apt/sources.list mirrors and all apt keys into the
pbuilder/cowbuilder build environment.
This is useful e.g. when the FS build depends on a library not
available in Debian yet.
Normally we override the config of each pbuilder/cowbuilder image when
we update the image before using it for the build. Passing this
option allows for using an existing cowbuilder image (assuming it's in
the correct location) with some existing desirable configuration.
The debian/control-modules file is a comprehensive list of modules,
not a list of modules which are built. Our build tools verify the
file is comprehensive, so modules can't be removed from here unless
we're taking them out of tree.
Partially revert "don't package mod_cluechoo and don't build/load by default"
This partially reverts commit e02e41a5c1.
It's reasonable for someone to change one or more of these directory
permissions after installation. We shouldn't touch more than we need
on upgrade. Each directory needs to be owned by the freeswitch user,
but past that we can leave discretion to the system administrator.
mod_prefix is an in-memory data store optimized for fast lookups
according to the longest prefix match (LPM) rule.
Tables of key-value string pairs in JSON format can be loaded at
startup via configuration and at runtime via the API.
The implementation uses a bitwise trie (aka binary prefix tree), so
arbitrary string keys are supported.
William King
Ken Rice
Michael Jerris
Markus Lindenberg
Brian West
Travis Cross
Steven Ayre
Steven Ayre
Peter Wu