Adding res_mysql to F10 Asterisk

The Fedora 10 pre-packaged 64-bit version of Asterisk comes without res_mysql. To add it, you'll need to download asterisk-addons from the Asterisk web site and compile it yourself. One issue though: if you accept the default install paths, you're going to need to copy res_config_mysql.so from /usr/lib/asterisk/modules to /usr/lib64/asterisk/modules. Regular configuration requirements should work after that, including realtime meetme (which I'm working with now).