On my Fedora12 box I have autoconf-2.65 and automake-1.11.1 installed.
The problem seems to be aclocal and libtool related. I assume a bit
outdated version of libtool may be incompatible with more recent
automake (aclocal) you have. I'd suggest to use yum to update libtool.
# yum update libtool
From other side, you wouldn't need those autotools, if I provided
already bootstrapted sources with the release. Probably I'll do that
with the next release. In the meantime, you may try the version
released with Asterisk connector bridge. It's a few revisions ahead of
0.8.0 release, but is already bootstrapted.
http://unimrcp.googlecode.com/files/uni-ast-package.tar.gz
Let us know the results, please.
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The issue is all the ports (SIP, RTSP, MRCPv2) UniMRCP should listen
for are already in use.
I guess you have another instance of unimrcpserver running.
Use netstat -nap and see which process is listening for 8060(1), 1554,
1544 ports.
Also ps -A to check if there is another instance of unimrcp running.
Glad to see you're moving forward.
From what I can see, it's not a configuration related issue. Check
what is sent on the wire. I suspect firewall on your Windows machine
blocks incoming traffic.