configure -libdir=/usr/lib64 -with-pjproject-bundledĪt the end, it prints this warning/error:Ĭhecking for json_sprintf in -ljansson… noĬonfigure: *** Asterisk requires libjansson >= 2.11 and no system copy was found.Ĭonfigure: *** Please install the ‘libjansson’ development package orĬonfigure: *** use ‘./configure -with-jansson-bundled’ Since it is marked as the latest release and compiled it without any issuesįurther on, while compiling Asterisk 16.3.0 (downloaded from ) got an error while preparing the config command: While downloading additional dependencies, I downloaded Jansson v2.12 from: Once it's done asterisk should start with no issue.I’m installing a new Asterisk 16 server over CentOS 7.6 Zypper will show that it's doing a vendor change of the package. That can be done witht he following command: zypper in openSUSE-Leap-15.1-ViciDial:libjansson4 The more precise method is to tell zypper to install just this package update. Most of that was for certbot which is broken anyways. The python package changes are likely less of a concern unless you have your own python code written on the server. This also results in a large portion of the python packages reverting back to the standard OpenSuSE repsoitory because the Python specific repo has been killed off by some over-zealous admins. I'd probably recommend uninstalling the voicesync driver unless you have the voicesync hardware. Currently doing this causes voicesync to complain about the kernel which is a separate issue. The nuclear option is to run 'zypper dup' and let it do all kinds of package swaps and updates. When you did your upgrade it didn't install the newer version of jansson because that requires a vendor change. The default libjansson in OpenSuSE is v.2.9. So the issue stems from ViciBox 10 with Asterisk 16 which requires libjansson v.2.12 or higher.

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