Yate Learning--based on CentOS installation run Yate

CentOS-based installation Yate

1 Preface

After thinking, a lot of things now understand, will use. It's a long time to bug fix this system. Many know things will forget the same, need to re-spend more time to understand and learn. As the saying goes: good memory is better than bad writing. Or the honest use of words and pictures of the method to record.

In order to let the future of their own ease, as long as the present self to do a little more work, re-start to build yate environment.

2 Source Download

Best downloaded from official website,

Website address: http://www.yate.ro/

: Http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/Download

Because there is no CentOS version, had to download Windows source package, this time source: http://yate.null.ro/tarballs/yate5/yate-5.5.0-1.tar.gz

Download using svn: svncheckout http://voip.null.ro/svn/yate/trunk YATE-SVN

3 Installation

After the download is complete, enter YATE-SVN

Generate Configure File

Generate makefile

Compile

#make

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Installation

#make Install

4 run

#./run

5 Operating Instructions

This requires reference to the operating parameters of the Yate

If you want to add debug information:

If you want to output debug information to a log file:

Running in the background:

6 Modification to service services

We know that running scripts for services under Linux are typically managed by service. So what if we want to use service commands to manage Yate services?

We can refer to the run file to write yated:

#!/bin/sh## chkconfig:-35# description:starts and stops the Yate daemon # used to provide Yate services . # # Pidfile:/var/run/yate.pid# Source function Library.if [-f/etc/init.d/functions]; Then. /etc/init.d/functionselif [-f/etc/rc.d/init.d/functions]; Then. /etc/rc.d/init.d/functionselse exit 1fi# Avoid using root ' s Tmpdirunset tmpdir# Source networking configuration: /etc/sysconfig/network# Check that networking are up. [${networking} = "No"] && exit 1retval=0yate= "Yate" opts=${opts:--l/var/log/yate.log-s 60-r-vvvvvvvvvv-dt}p idfile=${pidfile:-/var/run/yate.pid}set_conf= "-c/usr/local/etc/yate" set_mods= "-m/usr/local/lib/yate" SET_SHARE=         "-e/usr/local/share/yate" Start () {kind= "Yate" Echo-n $ "Starting $KIND services:" Daemon $KIND        -d-p "${pidfile}" ${opts} ${set_conf} ${set_share} retval=$?            echo [$RETVAL-eq 0] && touch/var/lock/subsys/yate | |       Retval=1 return $RETVAL}stop () {kind= "Yate" Echo-n $ "shutting down $KIND services:" Killproc Yate R        Etval=$?        echo [$RETVAL-eq 0] && rm-f/var/lock/subsys/yate return $RETVAL}restart () {Stop Start}rhstatus () {status-l yated Yate return $?} Rhstatus () {status-l yated Yate return $?} # Allow status as Non-root.if ["$" = status];  Then Rhstatus exit $?ficase "$" in start) start;  stop) stop;;  restart) restart;;  status) Rhstatus;; *) echo $ "Usage: $ start|stop|restart|status}" Exit 2esacexit $?

Copy the yated to the/etc/init.d/

Will/usr/local/bin/yate/usr/sbin/

Then see if you can run:

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Yate Learning--based on CentOS installation run Yate