asterisk users - Mar 2005 - Which is the "newest" libpri/zaptel?

OK. I just grabbed libpri and zaptel via:

cvs co libpri zaptel

I compiled and installed and was unable to make outbound calls. Inbound was
fine.
(See my previous post about call length 0). The changelog in both dirs
showed the version as 0.1.6.
This "should" be the newest version of libpri and zaptel.


Then I grabbed them via:

cvs co -r v1-0 libpri zaptel
Compiled and installed and everything works wonderfully.
However, the changelog now shows tons more info and shows the version as
1.0.7.

According to "cvs protocol", the first download I did of the libs
should be
'newer' than the 1-0 branch. However, this seems to not be the case.

Am I wrong? Is CVS wrong? Which is the "most recent version" of libpri
and
zaptel?

-Matthew

On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 03:23:54PM -0600, Matthew Boehm
wrote:
> I compiled and installed and was unable to make outbound calls. Inbound was
> fine.
> (See my previous post about call length 0). The changelog in both dirs
> showed the version as 0.1.6.
> This "should" be the newest version of libpri and zaptel.
Update again, I think I found the bug and fixed it yesterday.
> Am I wrong? Is CVS wrong? Which is the "most recent version" of
libpri and
> zaptel?
The most current version is the one that you checked out of CVS.

Matthew Fredrickson