Everything is broken.
I have made some changes to the OS X asterisk installer. It now installs into /opt/local to make it easier to manage. It now puts a copy of the uninstall script in your home directory as well. Get it here.
MD5 (Asterisk.dmg) = fdd9f24d9b97100f0aa26afdfa267f30
Here is the OS X Asterisk 1.2.0-beta1 installer as promised, for those of you who don’t want to install the developer tools just to use this awesome sofware. It includes asterisk-sounds and an uninstaller that it sticks in /etc/asterisk. Make sure you copy that somewhere else before you use it. Enjoy
I am going to create an OS X installer for asterisk. It has been done before but their efforts are severely outdated. I will also be posting the file here as well as a how to and source for asterisk OS X address book integration.
I ended up buying a soekris net4801 + case + power supply + 512 MB compact flash card, and going down the list of distributions designed for it trying to figure out what to do with this really nice hardware now that I had it. I tried pebble linux, m0n0wall, pfsense, and astlinux, I also looked into setting up a stompbox but there is no EVDO or even EDGE in my area so “F†that. I got bored, sold the soekris on ebay and bought a bluetooth keyboard and mighty mouse for my ibook. We officially have two ibooks in the house and my wife couldn’t be happier. Good investment, no more showing her where the openoffice icon is under gnome 2.10. I still need to set up the software raid 5 box as a backup machine + fileserver. As far as finding a phone that sync’s with isync goes…. I’ll wait for the Motorola apple collaboration. Links coming later…