NOTE: beginning with v1.1.0, you can find the Debian packages of OpenSER in the official Debian APT repositories. It is the version with no TLS. The repository at openser.org is at the moment not available.

NOTE: If you want to try Kamailio development packages for testing, you can find a debian repository here.

Normally no changes to the debian package management configuration are necessary, if you want to use the packages it provides.

Run:

apt-get update
apt-get install openser

That's it.

To see all available packages for OpenSER do:

apt-cache search openser

To see details about OpenSER package do:

apt-cache show openser

For reference some information how to add another debian repository:

Edit your ”/etc/apt/sources.list”.

Add one of the following lines, depending of your Debian distribution:

For etch distribution :

deb http://www.kamailio.org/debian stable main

For sarge distribution :

deb http://www.kamailio.org/debian sarge main

For sid distribution :

deb http://www.kamailio.org/debian sid main

Note that all APT repositories contain the packages for 'i386' architectures and the one for 'sid' distribution contains packages for 'amd64' as well.

To remove that you need to add the key with apt-key add. An easy way to do this using gpg is as follows: gpg –recv-keys <keyid>;gpg –armor –export <keyid> | apt-key add -