Tried to install the necessary packages listed on page 67 of the book.
-Successfully installed gcc.
-The ncurses-devel package is covered in libncurses and libncurses-devel for Ubuntu, both of which were successfully installed. Followed instructions from here.
-libtermcap-devel not found
-Kernel Development Headers not found
-gcc c++ not found (but already included with Ubuntu)
-OpenSSL (optional) not attempted
-newt-devel (optional) not found
-zlib-devel (optional) not found
-unixODBC; unixOBDC-devel (optional) not found
-libtool installed successfully
-GNU make already included with Ubuntu
Several of these packages have alternates as suggested on the page I linked to above (Asterisk Tips for...Ubuntu) but I didn't have time to go through them properly tonight. I'll take a closer look at it tomorrow.
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the dpkg command would have shown that openssl is already installed
ReplyDeletedpkg --get-selection |grep openssl
documented at: http://www.debianadmin.com/debianubuntu-package-management-using-dpkg.html
apt-get is the 'prefered' way to install unless you need a newwe version or a different set of file locations.
apt-get is documented at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
I kind of figured that openssl would already be installed, but I think the command is actually
ReplyDeletedpkg -l openssl
the --get-selection option isn't recognized.
apt-get was handy in some places, but when I ran into problems I usually had to resort to finding the actual mirror, copying the link, and then use wget.