asterisk users - Aug 2007 - Where I will get astersik.spec and zaptel.spec

Hi,
	In response to the question that I posted some time back I got a very
useful reply....

QUESTION
>    I have successfully configured DIGIUM card and successfully
communicated
> through it to the another E1 card running application. Can anybody tell me
> does TE120P support MFC/R2 protocol.

REPLY
As far as I know the card is not the issue. But you need to install
additional software. Basically you need spandsp, libunicall, libmfcr2,
libsupertone and chan_unicall from http://www.soft-switch.org
If you use RHEL or CentOS then you can find a set of Asterisk 1.2 SRPMs
that support this already at: http://www.laimbock.com/dl/asterisk/
You will need to rebuild the SRPMs with the options enabled that you
require. Have a look in zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec.

Regards,
Patrick
(remove -list from my email address if you want to reply privately)

      Thanks for the help that I got from patrick. I need one favour that
can anybody tell me, where,
 I will get zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec file. Is it inside asterisk tar
file or on some link. ( as I could not get in asterisk-1.2.19 tar
file)
Thanks and Regards,
sanchal

On Thu, 2007-08-16 at 19:20 +0530, sanchal.singh at alliance-infotech.com
wrote:
> Hi,
> 	In response to the question that I posted some time back I got a very
> useful reply....
> 
> QUESTION
> >    I have successfully configured DIGIUM card and successfully
> communicated
> > through it to the another E1 card running application. Can anybody
tell me
> > does TE120P support MFC/R2 protocol.
> 
> 
> REPLY
> As far as I know the card is not the issue. But you need to install
> additional software. Basically you need spandsp, libunicall, libmfcr2,
> libsupertone and chan_unicall from http://www.soft-switch.org
> If you use RHEL or CentOS then you can find a set of Asterisk 1.2 SRPMs
> that support this already at: http://www.laimbock.com/dl/asterisk/
> You will need to rebuild the SRPMs with the options enabled that you
> require. Have a look in zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec.
> 
> Regards,
> Patrick
> (remove -list from my email address if you want to reply privately)
> 
>       Thanks for the help that I got from patrick. I need one favour that
> can anybody tell me, where,
>  I will get zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec file. Is it inside asterisk tar
> file or on some link. ( as I could not get in asterisk-1.2.19 tar
> file)
The zaptel.spec is part of the zaptel SRPM. The asterisk.spec file is
part of the asterisk SRPM. Get both files and install them with:
$ rpm -ivh zaptel-1.2.19-34.2831.el5.lc.src.rpm
$ rpm -ivh asterisk-1.2.24-43.79171.el5.lc.src.rpm

You can now find zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec in the redhat/SPECS
directory.

Or in a terminal you can start mc in the directory where you downloaded
these SRPMs, navigate to highlight for example the zaptel SRPM and press
enter, navigate to highlight CONTENTS.cpio and press enter again. You
now get an overview of all the files in the zaptel SRPM including
zaptel.spec.

Regards,
Patrick

On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 04:09:09PM +0200, Patrick wrote:
> The zaptel.spec is part of the zaptel SRPM. The asterisk.spec file is
> part of the asterisk SRPM. Get both files and install them with:
> $ rpm -ivh zaptel-1.2.19-34.2831.el5.lc.src.rpm
> $ rpm -ivh asterisk-1.2.24-43.79171.el5.lc.src.rpm
> 
> You can now find zaptel.spec and asterisk.spec in the redhat/SPECS
> directory.
> 
> Or in a terminal you can start mc in the directory where you downloaded
> these SRPMs, navigate to highlight for example the zaptel SRPM and press
> enter, navigate to highlight CONTENTS.cpio and press enter again. You
> now get an overview of all the files in the zaptel SRPM including
> zaptel.spec.
or:

  rpm2cpio package.rpm | cpio -id

extracts it to the current directory.

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