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> I don't really know how to attack this problem. Can
anyone offer  
> some advice on what this means? I don't use PostgreSQL
with * for  
> now and don't know why * is looking for it. Further,
why does *  
> exit? Is it due to pgsql or is the Broken Pipe message
the clue here?

Because you've got PostgreSQL installed, when you built
Asterisk it  
installed the cdr_postgres module automatically. Simply add
a line to  
modules.conf:

noload => cdr_pgsql.so

Then restart Asterisk. This should solve your problems.

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On Tue, Sep 12, 2006 at 02:42:38AM -0700, Frank Griffith
wrote:
>    __load_resource: Shared object
"libpq.so.4" not found, required by
>    "cdr_pgsql.so"
> 
>    Sep 12 05:12:33 WARNING[2302]: loader.c:554
load_modules: Loading
>    module cdr_pgsql.so failed!
> 
>    Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken
Pipe
> 
> 
> 
>    I don't really know how to attack this problem. Can
anyone offer some
>    advice on what this means? I don't use PostgreSQL
with * for now and
>    don't know why * is looking for it. Further, why
does * exit? Is it
>    due to pgsql or is the Broken Pipe message the clue
here?

If you don't use pgsql with *, add 

noload => cdr_pgsql.so 

to /usr/local/etc/asterisk/modules.conf
so * won't try to load this module.

hth

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I had this happen to me too, and I don't even have pgsql
installed.  Try 
adding noload => cdr_pgsql.so to your modules.conf so
that it doesn't try to 
load that module.

-Tim

On September 12, 2006 05:42, Frank Griffith wrote:
> The time finally came for me to move * off my test
server and place it on
> another machine so as to eliminate the test box.
>
>   First off this machine is an old P166 with 96MB of
RAM but I'm only using
> * for personal use, 1 call at a time so I've got to
believe it will work. I
> installed the ports collection, updated it with
portsnap and then ran the
> install. It took over 24 hours for the build to
complete and this time I
> got it to build without having to modify the Makefile.
That's a new one for
> me as I usually had to add WITHOUT_FAX=1 to get it to
work on some other
> machines.
>
>   Second, zaptel did not appear to get configured
right. When it was all
> over there was a /usr/local/etc/zaptel.sh but it's no
good. Won't load
> anything. So I copied over the zaptel.sh file from the
other machine and
> zaptel.ko and ztdummy.ko, etc all loaded fine.
>
>   Third, and worst of all, this machine has PostgreSQL
on it from some
> previous work I was doing with it. But I did not
install PostgreSQL from
> the ports. I built it from source. pgsql works fine on
this machine. But
> for some reason * starts looking for it and the last
lines of the CLI
> screen, before * exits is this:
>
>   [cdr_pgsql.so]Sep 12 05:12:33 WARNING[2302]:
loader.c:325
> __load_resource: Shared object "libpq.so.4"
not found, required by
> "cdr_pgsql.so" Sep 12 05:12:33
WARNING[2302]: loader.c:554 load_modules:
> Loading module cdr_pgsql.so failed! Ouch ... error
while writing audio
> data: : Broken Pipe
>
>   I don't really know how to attack this problem. Can
anyone offer some
> advice on what this means? I don't use PostgreSQL with
* for now and don't
> know why * is looking for it. Further, why does * exit?
Is it due to pgsql
> or is the Broken Pipe message the clue here?
>
>
>
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I had this happen to me too, and I don't even have pgsql
installed.  Try 
adding noload => cdr_pgsql.so to your modules.conf so
that it doesn't try to 
load that module.

-Tim

On September 12, 2006 05:42, Frank Griffith wrote:
> The time finally came for me to move * off my test
server and place it on
> another machine so as to eliminate the test box.
>
>   First off this machine is an old P166 with 96MB of
RAM but I'm only using
> * for personal use, 1 call at a time so I've got to
believe it will work. I
> installed the ports collection, updated it with
portsnap and then ran the
> install. It took over 24 hours for the build to
complete and this time I
> got it to build without having to modify the Makefile.
That's a new one for
> me as I usually had to add WITHOUT_FAX=1 to get it to
work on some other
> machines.
>
>   Second, zaptel did not appear to get configured
right. When it was all
> over there was a /usr/local/etc/zaptel.sh but it's no
good. Won't load
> anything. So I copied over the zaptel.sh file from the
other machine and
> zaptel.ko and ztdummy.ko, etc all loaded fine.
>
>   Third, and worst of all, this machine has PostgreSQL
on it from some
> previous work I was doing with it. But I did not
install PostgreSQL from
> the ports. I built it from source. pgsql works fine on
this machine. But
> for some reason * starts looking for it and the last
lines of the CLI
> screen, before * exits is this:
>
>   [cdr_pgsql.so]Sep 12 05:12:33 WARNING[2302]:
loader.c:325
> __load_resource: Shared object "libpq.so.4"
not found, required by
> "cdr_pgsql.so" Sep 12 05:12:33
WARNING[2302]: loader.c:554 load_modules:
> Loading module cdr_pgsql.so failed! Ouch ... error
while writing audio
> data: : Broken Pipe
>
>   I don't really know how to attack this problem. Can
anyone offer some
> advice on what this means? I don't use PostgreSQL with
* for now and don't
> know why * is looking for it. Further, why does * exit?
Is it due to pgsql
> or is the Broken Pipe message the clue here?
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
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>  Everyone is raving about the  all-new Yahoo! Mail.

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I've been using FreeBSD for many years but I'm far
from being a programmer and know even less about the
Makefiles. I've been reading the manpage on make and
it's really confusing to a novice like myself.

I would like to try and install the new *-1.4.0-beta3
on my system along with the new libpri and zaptel. I
made note of all the dependencies during my last build
of * and then on a new machine did a pkg_add for them.
I was amazed at how fast this process works as
compared to the ports method. Anyway, I got everything
loaded with the exception of autoconf. I then untarred
the new beta versions of libpri, zaptel and asterisk.

Of course I realize this will probably not install as
per the FBSD filesystem discipline,
/usr/local/etc/...but I'm trying. I logged into the
#freebsd chatroom on freenode and was immediately sent
packing with all the rude comments and
misunderstandings from those who either don't know
what * is or were pissed that I was trying something
new...outside of the ports...I heard everything from
from RTFM to give it up if you're not as smart as us.
Sheesh! Some people.

I read a few weeks ago that someone in this mailing
list got *-1.4 installed on FreeBSD. Can anyone tell
me more about how this is done? What do I need to do
to the Makefiles? I really want to try out the new gui
that comes with *-1.4.

Thanks in advance.


 
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24 nov 2006 kl. 16.37 skrev Frank Griffith:

> I've been using FreeBSD for many years but I'm far
> from being a programmer and know even less about the
> Makefiles. I've been reading the manpage on make and
> it's really confusing to a novice like myself.
>
> I would like to try and install the new *-1.4.0-beta3
> on my system along with the new libpri and zaptel. I
> made note of all the dependencies during my last build
> of * and then on a new machine did a pkg_add for them.
> I was amazed at how fast this process works as
> compared to the ports method. Anyway, I got everything
> loaded with the exception of autoconf. I then untarred
> the new beta versions of libpri, zaptel and asterisk.
>
> Of course I realize this will probably not install as
> per the FBSD filesystem discipline,
> /usr/local/etc/...but I'm trying. I logged into the
> #freebsd chatroom on freenode and was immediately sent
> packing with all the rude comments and
> misunderstandings from those who either don't know
> what * is or were pissed that I was trying something
> new...outside of the ports...I heard everything from
> from RTFM to give it up if you're not as smart as us.
> Sheesh! Some people.
>
> I read a few weeks ago that someone in this mailing
> list got *-1.4 installed on FreeBSD. Can anyone tell
> me more about how this is done? What do I need to do
> to the Makefiles? I really want to try out the new gui
> that comes with *-1.4.

The FreeBSD support needs nothing special.
- Unpack
- Run ./configure
- Optionally, run menuselect to disable modules
- run make

Make install will install in /usr/local now.

I have not tried with the FreeBSD zaptel though, that may
need  
something, but I hope it should not.

/O
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On Fri, Nov 24, 2006 at 04:43:17PM +0100, Olle E Johansson
scribbled:
# The FreeBSD support needs nothing special.
# - Unpack
# - Run ./configure
# - Optionally, run menuselect to disable modules
# - run make
# 
# Make install will install in /usr/local now.
# 
# I have not tried with the FreeBSD zaptel though, that may
need  
# something, but I hope it should not.
# 
# /O


All,


I've been using SVN trunk prior to the 1.4 branch, and now
the
1.4 branch on FreeBSD 6.{0,1,2} RELEASEs, RCs, BETAs,
STABLEs,
etc for some time now.  It works great except for one
problem;

zaptel is hosed.

The reason for this, iirc, is that just prior to the 1.4
branch
point, zaptel and chan_zap were changed in a few major ways
relating to codecs(I think?), and zaptel-bsd does not work
at
all with this in mind.

I've tried for the asterisk 1.4-beta/libpri/zaptel
installation
a few times with no actual results.  It just doesn't work,
from
what I can tell.  I believe the zaptel-bsd port needs a sync
from
the digium svn repository specifically to make it so.

At this point, I've been using 1.2 or a linux-based gateway,
of
which neither are preferred.


Keep in mind -- 1.4 works GREAT on freebsd, better than
ever..
just not with zaptel.

It does install to /usr/local correctly as well.  Good job,
guys!


Hope this at least answers a question or so.


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