Where is the freeswitch in fusionpbx installed by default?

[hiastar_alex]

Hello:
I installed the fusionpbx with a script. I want to install the sangoma E1 card, need to recompile freeswitch. I did not find the freeswitch directory in the /usr/local/ directory. Where is the freeswitch in fusionpbx installed by default?

Thanks.

 

[DigitalDaz]

Freeswitch is installed by packages not compiled, why do you need to compile, is there not a module for it?

 

[hiastar_alex]

Freeswitch is installed by packages not compiled, why do you need to compile, is there not a module for it?

I need to install the sangoma freetdm module, how should I install it?

 

[hiastar_alex]

Freeswitch is installed by packages not compiled, why do you need to compile, is there not a module for it?

Why can't I find the 'so' file with the find command?

 

[DigitalDaz]

Because its probably not installed....

 

[DigitalDaz]

Actually, a quick look with apt search freeswitch produces no mention of tdm, they mustn't be building it.

 

[SilkBC]

There is a "freetdm.conf" file in '/etc/freeswitch' on my FusionPBX install. There is an entry in there for a Sangoma E1 card as well. Is there in fact an actual module that needs to be built for the card to work?

I would suspect the 'freetdm.conf' file wouldn't exist unless FreeSwitch was built with FreeTDM support?

(I am just guessing; I really am not sure, but it seems like common sense to me)

 

[DigitalDaz]

The conf files will be there regardless, they get installed my a conf package.

The modules that actually get loaded are in modules.conf.xml

There does not seem to be a debian package built for freetdm that I can see this would mean that you have to do a full source install.

 

[jamesa]

yes, there is no freetdm.so for debain package, but we want to rebuild freeswitch by compiling the source code. the problem now is fusionpbx changed the default install directory for freeswitch. we can to find any so file directory installed in fusionpbx.

 

[hiastar_alex]

I compile freeswitch with source code, all so files are under /usr/local/freeswitch/mod. There is no freeswitch directory after fusionpbx installation Can you tell me where the freeswitch is installed when the fusionpbx is installed?

 

[DigitalDaz]

eh?? You mean you are looking for /usr/lib/freeswitch

 

[DigitalDaz]

All this config info by the way is in Default settings/Switch section:

 

[DigitalDaz]

Also, just to correct you. FusionPBX didn't change the default ANYTHING. If you install freeswitch from packages on a raw debian system it puts the files in exactly the same place. In fact, fusionpbx during installation simply queries freeswitch itself to find ou the file locations.