[*] Polycom SoundPoint IP300SIP

[John Lange]

It is not related to your directory being asterisk-1.2.0, rather its
complaining that it can't find the destination directory.

That would depend on which linux distribution you are installing on.

You need to figure out where the DocumentRoot is for the apache web
server. Typically you would find the apache config file in /etc/httpd
(look for httpd.conf). Then find the line "DocumentRoot". You would then
have to edit the Makefile for that value.

You can probably just copy the required files into place manually as
well. Might be easier. Check for web-voicemail installation instructions
with the files or on voip-wiki.org.

-- 
John Lange
OpenIT ltd. www.Open-IT.ca (204) 885 0872
VoIP, Web services, Linux Consulting, Server Co-Location

On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 11:37 -0600, Brent Hawryluk wrote:
> Managed to get it working, we're using DHCP.  Currently have an
> analog, SIP (X-Lite) and IP phone all calling each other sort of
> thing.  Got basic voicemail boxes set up too and was playing around
> with sending and receiving messages.  Fun (yet challenging) stuff.
>  
> In playing with Voicemail, I am having trouble with the WebVMail
> aspect.  When entering "make webvmail", says my "http docs directory
> is not found", "Update assignment of variable HTTP_DOCSDIR in
> Makefile!" etc.  Not much on the Net on this, except for some guy
> tweaking his Makefile (a file that's a real beast), I'm wondering if
> this has to do with the fact my Asterisk SRC directory was named
> Asterisk-1.2.0.  Just trying to determine what to modify to get
> WebVMail to work, sounds kind of cool.  Anyone with any pointers,
> always appreciated.
>  
> Thanks very much for your feedback John.
>  
> Brent
>  
> 
> Brent Hawryluk - B.A., C.A./P.
> Senior Programmer/Analyst
> Pollard Banknote Limited Partnership
> Email   - bhawryluk at pbl.ca
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