Closed gzvido closed 7 years ago
Since the Asterisk version "11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1" is not in the canonical "MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH" format, the corresponding m4 macro failed to determine the version.
You can either enhance the macro to take into consideration additional optional suffixes like "~dfsg-1ubuntu1" or explicitly specify the version number by passing it to ./configure as follows:
./configure --with-asterisk-version=11.7.0
Starting from the commit c81b2877d48275713ed72f2c5464c07ae5c76a07, the Asterisk version number should be properly determined by stripping off trailing characters such as "~dfsg-1ubuntu1" in your case.
Sorry to comment on a closed issue, but I'm just putting this info out here for others to find:
This problem also affects other version schemes of Asterisk such as f.e. Certified Asterisk version 13.13-cert2. If you run into the same problem you solve it the same way, by checking which patch-version your release is and then configuring --with-asterisk-version=13.13.0
(or what's appropriate).
Right, thanks for your note.