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Subject: Re: net/asterisk & sqlite* usage...
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On 20.03.2012 15:38, Jason Hellenthal wrote:
> 
> Attempting to understand why asterisk needs two versions of sqlite
> and why even if sqlite3 is found sqlite2 is installed anyway...
> 
> This behavior does not seem to be quite correct and seems there
> should be some (if) statements here to determine whether sqlite3 is
> installed and then fallback and check to see if sqlite2 is
> installed and if none are then inform the user and fall back to one
> or the other as the default.
> 

There are modules that require sqlite2 (res_config_sqlite, cdr_sqlite)
and others that require sqlite3 (cdr_sqlite3, cel_sqlite3).

BTW, in asterisk 10 sqlite3 is mandatory as they use it instead of BDB
now.

Florian
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