1. Is Asterisk compiled to produce DD-WRT? I noticed that it's all about sound... I don't think
routers could produce sound. Removing it saved 66M of disk space.
GitHub - asamy/ctorrent: A torrent client written in C++11 with a library.
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Businesses use Asterisk. You can set up your own phone if you like. Yup, that's the wiki I linked.
About keeping any old folders like I said they existed in the past old builds, no reason to delete.
CONFIG_KAID=y is not commented out in some configs this is news to me, thought it was gone.
Hmm.. same with milkfish so maybe these have been disabled elsewhere, or the configs are old.
Yes, they are disabled elsewhere (kaid, sputnik, milkfish) so seems ctorrent is still alive and well.
One must understand that there's various parts of the code repository that are there for posterity and may not be included in actual firmware image builds. As is said, "pay no attention to my trashbin". /src/router/configs is where you should start looking at what's included for which device(s), but those files may not be accurate. _________________ "The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
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1. Is Asterisk compiled to produce DD-WRT? I noticed that it's all about sound... I don't think
routers could produce sound. Removing it saved 66M of disk space.
Not everything in tree is compiled to ANY device, you need to check the device config files enabling/disabling features.
In a few months when you actually have enough experience with the code you may even start to understand the finer points of it, at this time, its just stabs in the dark as I see above, OK youre trying to understand, so I shouldn't be so harsh .
When I asked why some stuff is still left behind, the answer was, "you shouldn't worry about my disk space"
That said, much crapola left behind for .23 files (old asp files) and many others have been removed like webconfig files and other useless stuff. We still have Milkfish (one of the many examples you likely will see and find) in tree but its not compiled and all and was removed last year, its strings and other stuff has been removed completely, but still present in some makefiles albeit commented out. Ive also moved many files to the old_not_maintained folder to get my playground tidier.
You should check makefiles and device config files to better understand what your looking at, all answers found within.
I can tell you, to make space you wont find much if anything, Ive reduced the web interface code (thats all javascript, language files, asp/html, css), from 3.8MB to 2.76MB, (check by doing ls -all /etc/www on a build from 2 and a half years ago comparing to latest dev build 50292) so on that front you can leave that job to me.
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Code:
~# cd dd-wrt-master/src/router
~# find . -type f | sed -n 's/..*\.//p' | sort | uniq -c | sort | tail -30
1148 short
1244 pm
1311 out
1449 ini
1515 json
1539 s
1544 pl
1551 pem
1568 cc
1628 ksh
1760 d
1921 m4
1932 am
2043 3
2360 conf
2734 cpp
3107 test
3263 xml
3345 t
3866 html
3956 C
3994 txt
4428 in
4429 sh
6043 png
7041 py
8375 java
17195 phpt
47752 h
55647 c
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