asterisk users - Aug 2009 - Question: How to contribute to Asterisk-addons

Hi,
I am a beginner who began to use Asterisk in this July.

Last week,
I made two addons for PostgreSQL (cdr_addon_postgresql.c and
res_config_postgresql.c),
because I use not usual MySQL but PostgreSQL.
# Of course, not scratch build but modified version 1.4.8.

But I don't know how to change configure script, menuselect-xxx, ... etc,
and
how to merge my sources to addons tar-balls.
Anyone teach me how to do?
# The change (from mysql ver.) only puts these options(-I/include/dir
-L/lib/dir -lpq)
# on the compile.


And now,
I want to contribute to Asterisk-addons.
Please teach me how to contribute to asterisk-addons.

Thanks to reading.

uzuki Hironobu wrote:
> Hi,
> I am a beginner who began to use Asterisk in this July.
> 
> Last week,
> I made two addons for PostgreSQL (cdr_addon_postgresql.c and
> res_config_postgresql.c),
> because I use not usual MySQL but PostgreSQL.
Err, cdr_pgsql and res_config_pgsql are part of the main asterisk tree 
anyway.

Thomas Kenyon wrote:
> uzuki Hironobu wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I am a beginner who began to use Asterisk in this July.
>>
>> Last week,
>> I made two addons for PostgreSQL (cdr_addon_postgresql.c and
>> res_config_postgresql.c),
>> because I use not usual MySQL but PostgreSQL.
>
> Err, cdr_pgsql and res_config_pgsql are part of the main asterisk tree
> anyway.
>
Thanks Thomas.
I will try to other hack.

On Saturday 08 August 2009 05:26:40 Suzuki Hironobu
wrote:
> Thomas Kenyon wrote:
> > uzuki Hironobu wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >> I am a beginner who began to use Asterisk in this July.
> >>
> >> Last week,
> >> I made two addons for PostgreSQL (cdr_addon_postgresql.c and
> >> res_config_postgresql.c),
> >> because I use not usual MySQL but PostgreSQL.
> >
> > Err, cdr_pgsql and res_config_pgsql are part of the main asterisk tree
> > anyway.
>
> Thanks Thomas.
> I will try to other hack.
In answer to your original question, any contributions should go through
https://issues.asterisk.org.  This site handles the report of new
functionality, the patch upload, the licensing of that patch, and feedback
about what needs to be done before your patch will be accepted.  In addition,
you should probably familiarize yourself with the CODING-GUIDELINES
document, found in the doc/ subdirectory of every Asterisk source tree.

-- 
Tilghman & Teryl
with Peter, Cottontail, Midnight, Thumper, & Johnny (bunnies)
and Harry, BB, & George (dogs)

Tilghman Lesher wrote:
> On Saturday 08 August 2009 05:26:40 Suzuki Hironobu wrote:
>   
>> Thomas Kenyon wrote:
>>     
>>> uzuki Hironobu wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I am a beginner who began to use Asterisk in this July.
>>>>
>>>> Last week,
>>>> I made two addons for PostgreSQL (cdr_addon_postgresql.c and
>>>> res_config_postgresql.c),
>>>> because I use not usual MySQL but PostgreSQL.
>>>>         
>>> Err, cdr_pgsql and res_config_pgsql are part of the main asterisk
tree
>>> anyway.
>>>       
>> Thanks Thomas.
>> I will try to other hack.
>>     
>
> In answer to your original question, any contributions should go through
> https://issues.asterisk.org.  This site handles the report of new
> functionality, the patch upload, the licensing of that patch, and feedback
> about what needs to be done before your patch will be accepted.  In
addition,
> you should probably familiarize yourself with the CODING-GUIDELINES
> document, found in the doc/ subdirectory of every Asterisk source tree.
>
>   
Thank you Tilghman.
I try to read your info above .