Arch Linux User Repository

PSA: I've started hosting this and all its dependencies as prebuilt packages (x86_86 only) in my repository for those that want to install them using pacman without messing around with building from the AUR.

@C0rn3j Thanks for the extra feedback, and I think I agree with your conclusion.

I am not familiar with anything Asterisk, but building chan_mobile adds 0.12MB to the package.

But it probably requires some BT dependencies. And unfortunately does not work with Bluez 5, it has to be ran in --compat mode for Bluez 4 stuff to work.

I am not sure how useful it would be to others, but I would be certainly be grateful if I didn't have to keep rebuilding from my own PKGBUILD, but if it adds a hard BT dependency, maybe it's not the best idea since I assume chan_mobile is a fringe use case.

@C0rn3j Thanks for the info, hopefully it helps somebody. Out of curiosity (since I'm not familiar with it), is chan_mobile perhaps something we should be enabling by default?

make menuselect does not work on zsh for whatever reason (does not affect packaging, just when trying to configure things manually), had to switch to bash temporarily

I wanted to build/compile chan_mobile.so, and for that I had to add

./menuselect/menuselect --enable chan_mobile below the existing menuselect line.

Hope this helps someone.

Many plugins have additional dependencies not listed here - is there a specific reason those are not included as depends/optdepends? I had to install libvpx gsm lua53 neon to get the modules I need running.

I guess, lua51 can therefore be dropped as it seems they have switched to lua53. Also, gsm is already listed as a makedepends, but is (at least in my case) also needed for running it.

@brackenhill-mob Upon further investigation it seems like archlinux c-client does not include imap/linkage.c. You can manually build a package that includes it like this (maybe the paths might not be right, but you should be able to follow along):

mkdir -p ~/builds
cd ~/builds
git clone --single-branch -b packages/imap https://github.com/archlinux/svntogit-packages.git ~/builds/c-client
cd ~/builds/c-client/trunk
# Add the following line to PKGBUILD at the end of the `package_c-client` function:
# install -D -m644 c-client/c-client.a $pkgdir/usr/lib/c-client.a
makepkg
sudo pacman -U c-client-2007f-*.tar.xz

The last line installs the newly build package including the linkage.c file.

I had to change the PKGBUILD of the asterisk package, too:

Replace

./menuselect/menuselect --disable BUILD_NATIVE

with

./menuselect/menuselect --disable BUILD_NATIVE --enable app_voicemail_imap

I guess as long as getting imap/linkage.c is a manual process it won't be possible for the asterisk package to officially enable the IMAP support.

This has been added as a bug report: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/69016

@brackenhill-mob You might want to try the c-client package. It includes imap/linkage.h.

@nkukard I "borrowed" linkage.c from my Ubuntu server - I now have a working build. I can't find which package contains this file on Ubuntu - many moons ago it was in the uw-imap source code from Uni of Washington but I could find their repository to download it.

@brackenhill-mob You have a very good point there, I wrongly assumed just enabling imap support with --with-imap=system sorted it out :(

I get the same build error as you, missing imap/linkage.c

@nkukard OK I've just looked at my scripts for Ubuntu. --with-imap=system is required.

But my build fails with a missing /usr/lib/imap/linkage.c which is not in the c-client nor imap packages (it exists in Ubuntu).

Please can you set app_voicemail_imap in menuselect and try your build to see if it completes.