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** IMPORTANT **
===============
As of version 16, Asterisk no longer supports an external PJSIP package.
If you are using PJSIP with Asterisk 13, you will need to remove the
pjsip package and use the pjsip libraries included as part of Asterisk
by setting the PJSIP flag to 'yes'.
Plugins
=======
Asterisk has a number of optional build dependencies. If you intend to
use any analogue PSTN hardware such as a DigiumTDM400P or plan on
implementing a key system which uses the app_meetme conferencing plugin
you will need to install the dahdi-linux and dahdi-tools software and
drivers before compiling Asterisk. If you will instead use digital
telephony hardware (not IP phones) such as T1/E1 lines or a PRI, you'll
need to install libpri, again before compiling Asterisk.
Examples
========
Be sure to see /usr/doc/asterisk-16.0.0/sample_confs/ after
installation for any additional configuration files you may need.
Database Support
================
If you have plans of using Asterisk with a database backend you may
want to install the alembic package. Since version 12.0 the database
schemas that Asterisk uses are being captured in the form of python
script files that use alembic to create/update database schemas. The
asterisk package places these database scripts in the
/usr/doc/asterisk-16.0.0/ast-db-manage directory.
Build Flags
===========
This build script supports the following flags:
* G711_NEW : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to use the newer G711 codec
code. This requires a more powerful machine than would be normally
required.
* JANSSON : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to build the projects
internal jansson libraries. The default for this option is 'no',
which requires you to have jansson >= 2.11 installed on your system.
Set this to 'yes' if you would like to ignore the system requirement
and have Asterisk build an internal version of the library.
* LANGUAGE : [default = EN]
Set this flag to change the language used by Asterisk. This flag
supports the following values: EN, EN_AU, EN_GB, EN_NX, ES, FR, IT,
RU, JA, and SV.
* MEETME : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to build the app_meetme
plugin. This plugin is required for key style systems and
conferencing using meetme. This plugin requires the dahdi-linux
package for timing purposes.
* MOH : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to include some royalty-free
music on hold sound files with your installation. Setting this
option will cause the build to download some sound files from the
internet.
* PJSIP : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to build the projects
internal pjsip libraries. Asterisk no longer supports an external
system-wide install of pjsip. If you need pjsip support it is
strongly recommended that you uninstall pjsip and use Asterisks
internal pjsip library.
* SOUNDS_EXTRA : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to include the extra sound
package with your installation. Setting this option will cause the
build to download some sound files from the internet.
* VM_ODBC : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to store your voicemail
messages in a database. This plugin requires the unixODBC package.
This flag will override the VM_IMAP flag if both are set to 'yes'.
You will probably want to install the alembic package to configure
your database with the latest database schemas for Asterisk.
* VM_IMAP : [default = no]
Set this flag to 'yes' if you would like to store your voicemail
messages on an IMAP server. This plugin requires the University of
Washingtons IMAP server source. This flag will be overridden by the
VM_ODBC flag if both are set to 'yes'.
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