[Pkg-voip-commits] [asterisk] 03/03: Prepare for release: Update changelog.

[Tzafrir Cohen]

On Sun, May 22, 2016 at 08:38:11PM -0400, James Cloos wrote:
> +  * Enable PJProject and FFMpeg: Both projects has re-entered testing.
> 
> Is that really necessary?

I'm a bit torn on this. We currently have pjproject used for two
packages (well, also for the Asterisk test suite): Asterisk and ring
(formly sflphone). I added video support and such in order for ring to
be able to use the same copy of pjproject as Asterisk does. Currently
this is not the case. I can alway revet mose of the changes and apply
the changes the Asterisk developers apply.

> 
> It undoes the cleanup which allowed asterisk to be installed w/o all of
> the gui crap pj pulls in.
> 
> Asterisk 13 ought to use its built-in pj code.

Not exactly. It's not bundled, though it's downloaded at build time (as
of 13.8).

> 
> The packages are client-centric; asterisk needs pj in server-centric
> mode.  The two modes are different enough to warrant separate libs.
> 
> And I say that as a champion of de-duplication.
> 
> A current dist-upgrade on sid wants to add these packages, none of which
> should ever be installed on a pbx:
> 

Also:

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>    libpj2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjlib-util2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjmedia-audiodev2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjmedia-codec2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjmedia-videodev2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjmedia2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjnath2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjsip-simple2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjsip-ua2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjsip2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjsua2 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)
>    libpjsua2-2v5 (2.4.5~dfsg-4+b1)

Those are pjproject libraries. From my initial tests, Asterisk needs all
of them. I tried to manually linking some of them out and it failed to
build.

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