[arm-allstar] PE1CHL elproxy on HamVoIP

[David McGough]

Patrick,

Try:

pacman -S nettle

I've used the elproxy software for years, it works fine under HamVoIP.

73, David K4FXC


On Sun, 22 Jan 2023, Patrick Perdue via ARM-allstar wrote:

> Hi:
> 
> I realize this is a bit out of scope, but I have a HamVoIP system 
> running in a data center. It has 5 available public IP addresses. I have 
> Asterisk/echolink bound to one, tbd as an echolink conference server 
> bound to another, and the other three aren't doing much of anything, so 
> I wanted to run a few echolink proxies (or relays) to help with the 
> echolink infrastructure, though I don't use echolink myself, other than 
> hosting a conference and bridge to it. I could probably eliminate one of 
> the echolink bindings and use thelinkbox between HamVoIP and TBD, but I 
> haven't gotten around to making that work yet.
> 
> Someone told me about the elproxy replacement by PE1CHL, written in c.
> 
> https://pe1chl.nl/Softw/
> 
> It requires nettle-dev to build, which doesn't seem to exist on 
> archlinux without perhaps building from source, or installing from yay, 
> which I couldn't get to work on HamVoIP.
> 
> I compiled it on Raspbian. However, my Raspbian install uses glibc 2.28, 
> and HamVoIP has glibc 2.263, so the compiled binary runs fine on my 
> Raspbian Pi, but not on ALARM.
> 
> So, without building a chroot environment to compile it, I can't manage 
> to get this built in a way that it will run on this version of ALARM. I 
> guess that's the next step. Did I mention I don't really know what I'm 
> doing?
> 
> Just wondering, on the off-chance, if anyone else has done this 
> successfully.
> 
> 73
> 
> N2DYI
> 
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