Building libmutil

In most cases, the usual

	    $ ./configure
	    $ make

should be enough. You can then install the library with

	    # make install

On many systems, /usr/local/lib should be listed in /etc/ld.so.conf. If not, add it:

            # echo '/usr/local/lib' >> /etc/ld.so.conf
            # ldconfig

Building libmnetutil

See the instructions for libmutil.


Building libmikey

See the instructions for libmutil.


Building libmsip

See the instructions for libmutil.


Building minisip

You should first make sure that you have the dependencies properly installed on your system (including the development files).

You can thereafter proceed with the build of minisip:

     $ cd minisip

     $ ./configure
     $ make

The executable is located in a subfolder called minisip. The binary can be installed with the following command:

     # make install

When minisip is started the first time a default configuration file called .minisip.conf is installed in the home directory.

On Redhat 9, you will have to run

  $ export LD_PRELOAD="/lib/libc.so.6 /lib/libpthread-0.10.so"
  $ minisip

to run minisip properly. This is due to the incompatible version of pthread that is used by default on Redhat 9.