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Subject: linphone on 5.2.1-RELEASE
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 $FreeBSD: ports/net/linphone/Makefile,v 1.22 2004/02/04 05:08:13 marcus
Exp $

Hi!

The above specified port seems to be broken on 5.2.1-RELEASE.

Configuring and compiling seems to be OK, but whenever I issue linphone,
I get the following error message:


"> linphone
| INFO1 | <osipua.c: 65> Starting osip stack and osipua layer.

MediaStreamer-Message: Found /dev/dsp.
| INFO1 | <udp.c: 112> Entering osipua thread."

It then sits there and consumes no cpu-time, but does nothing else as
well.

What is going wrong here?

Regards,

Daniel