SAIL 4 Code Changelog
Sail-4.0.0-54 has now been released on SME8 / Debian / SARK200(ARM) platform and is available for testing on Debian, RHEL and RasPi. This page lists the consolidation process for the code that is distributed in various versions across platforms and formats.
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DEB v4.0.0-55 vs. DEB v4.0.0-56
- vendorxref table creation (after DROP) inserted (restored) into /opt/sark/amacs/cr001
- Panel now has outcome menu item preselected.
- EXTENSIONS options group now includes the voice mailboxes (*EXTN)
DEB v4.0.0-54 vs. DEB v4.0.0-55
- DDL SQLite3 statements moved from /opt/sark/amacs/r1620 and r1833 to cr001 which is executed first at each install / upgrade time.
- Post install script now makes the sark.db move and the globals updations first.
RPM v4.0.0-54 (now) vs. RPM v4.0.0-53
- SARK Stop Fix
- Routing now accepts lowercase x, n, etc.
- DialPlan pattern fixes for \[, \]
- Code consolidation achieved betweeen DEB and RPM
RPM v4.0.0-53 (now) vs. DEB v4.0.0-52
- /etc/cron.d/sark has second line commented out now
- GNU Public Licence not in DEB
- /opt/sark/scripts/spin.pl now has sysroot variable default from Deb to RHEL for sounds folder
- /opt/sark/php/srkHelperClass.php now has 2 more variables in public function qDistro:
- $distro['pika']
- $distro['soundroot'] (defaulting to /var/lib of rhel-centos-sme)
- The other existing qDistro function variables are:
- $distro['rhel']
- $distro['centos']
- $distro['sme']
- $distro['debian']
- /opt/sark/php/sarkivr/view.php now uses distro['soundroot'].
- /opt/sark/php/greetings/list.php now uses distro['soundroot'].
- The SAIL Deb Release has the .sail-release file in it but in the case of the RPM it is generated in the post install script.
- The SAIL Deb release has 2 extra files in the /opt/sark/amacs folder:
- r1833DEB : Network (320) and Firewall (330) Panel entries
- r1833ZARM : PCI Cards menu entry (280) removed as no cards will be in base ARM box.
Fixes to SAIL v4.0.0-53 (RPM)
Service Stop Fix- Fixed in SAIL v4.0.0-54- HotDesk Inclusion and sql case sensitive patch