More Review: Asterisk

[Jeffrey C. Ollie]

Hi,

I've updated my Asterisk packages based upon the previous discussions
(thanks everyone!).  The packages can be found at
<http://www.ocjtech.us/asterisk/>.  Highlights of the changes:

1. zaptel source package split - one package to produce the user-mode
tools and libraries and one package to produce the kernel modules.
2. kernel module naming changed to
'kernel-module-zaptel-%{kernel_version}-1.%{package_version}.%{package_release}'
3. kernel modules have a virtual provides kernel-module-zaptel-version =
%{package_version}
4. asterisk binary package split up into a number of sub-packages so
that you don't have to install everything (which might pull in large
dependencies like postgresql).
5. asterisk will run as a non-root user

I have also built binary packages for FC3 (using mach).  The packages
also build on development but I haven't provided binary packages.

Jeff Ollie


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