This is SFLPhoned-0.5 release. You need ccrtp-1.3.5 which needs commoncpp2>=1.3.20 libeXosip2-1.9.1-pre17 needs libosip2-2.2.0 You also need PortAudio_v19 See http://www.sflphone.org/#downloads to download required libraries. Dependencies build instructions: -------------------------------- 1/ For commoncpp2-1.3.20 ./configure [option] make make install 2/ For ccrtp-1.3.5 ./configure [option] make make install 3/ For libosip2-2.2.1 ./configure [option] make make install 4/ For libeXosip2-1.9.1-pre17 ./configure --disable-josua [option] make make install 5/ For PortAudio_v19 ./configure [option] make make install How to compile SFLphoned ? ------------------------- ./configure [option] make make install (as root) ( Be sure you have the correct permissions). How to use it ? --------------- If you have the sflphone 0.3 or 0.4 release, copy the file sflphonerc to sflphonedrc cp ~/.sflphone/sflphonerc ~/.sflphone/sflphonedrc If you have an oldre version, remove your sflphonerc file located in $HOME/.sflphone 1. Lauch sflphone-qt interface, a setup window appears. 2. If you do have a SIP account, fill the SIP stuff where related. You can use STUN too. 3. Save your settings, restart it. You're done. A user's guide will be available on: http://www.sflphone.org/doc/SFLphoneDocEnglish.pdf http://www.sflphone.org/doc/SFLphoneDocFrancais.pdf Why does it not compile ? ------------------------- - You don't have the same library versions as we do. See http://www.sflphone.org in section Downloads. - You don't have the same compiler (some libraries dislike some compilers). We are using gcc 4.0.1 on Fedora Core 4 Linux. - If error occured while loading shared libraries, you have to export LD_LIBRARY_PATH with your lib directory. ( example: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH} ) - If you don't install dependencies in classic install directories, you have to export CXXFLAGS. ( example: export CXXFLAGS="-I/opt/include" ) Short description of content of source tree: ------------------------------------------- - rings/ contains the different ringtones. - stund/ is an implementation of the protocol STUN used when there is a NAT. - utilspp/ allows to implement a singleton. - src/ is the core of SFLphone. It contains the main.cpp, managerimpl.cpp files, audio and gui directories, and files about signalisation SIP. Later, it should be better, when IAX will be implemented, that a directory groups these protocols. The ManagerImpl class is the intermediaire between all the layer in the tree. - src/audio/ is the audio layer. It contains all about tones, dtmf, audiodriver, rtp layer, audio codec ulaw, alaw and gsm. - src/audio/gsm/ contains the implementation of gsm audiocodec library. - src/audio/pacpp/ implements PortAudioCpp, a native C++ binding of PortAudio V19. - src/gui/ is the old directory that contains all about different user interface. - src/gui/server is the directory that talk (tcp socket on port 3999) to sflphone client. The slfphone client can be a console program or a graphical interface How is structured SFLphone (>=0.4) ---------------------------------- +------------+ |TCPSessionIO| +------------+ | +------------+ | SessionIO | +------------+ | +------------+ | GUI Server | +------------+ | +---------------------------+ | GUI Framework | +---------------------------+ | +---------------------------+ | ManagerImpl | +---------------------------+ | +---------------------------+ | VoIPLink | +---------------------------+ | | +-----------+ +-------+ | SIP | | IAX | | RTP | +-------+ | STUN | +-----------+ It's in ManagerImpl where we declared Call vector and VoIPLink vector. VoIPLink vector contains all different VoIP link like SIP, IAX, ... Call vector contains all the calls according to the kind of VoIP link. Misc. ----- Of course we love patches. And contribution. See http://www.sflphone.org/ . The project infrastructure (CVS, bugtraqer, MLs) is maintained on : http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?sflphone Don't hesitate to post your comments/suggestions/questions on the forge.novell mailing-list. Jean-Philippe Barette-LaPierre (jean-philippe.barrette-lapierre@savoirfairelinux.com) Laurielle Lea (laurielle.lea@savoirfairelinux.com) Jerome Oufella (jerome.oufella@savoirfairelinux.com) Yan Morin (yan.morin@savoirfairelinux.com)