Re: [asterisk-users] compiling Asterisk

[Haley,Scott A]

Had to re-install and change selinux to disable. Works now.

Thanks,
Scott Haley
5-2244

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Subject: [asterisk-users] compiling Asterisk

I am trying to compile the certified-asterisk-11.6-cert5 code and when I try to 
start it and then go into the console I am getting the error message "asterisk 
dead but subsys locked". Can anyone help with why this is happening? I have 
never seen this before.

This is a fresh install on a new server CentOS 6.5.

Thanks,
Scott Haley
IS Voice Projects Team
Edward Jones Investments
Phone: 314-515-2244
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[asterisk-users] compiling Asterisk

[Haley,Scott A]

I am trying to compile the certified-asterisk-11.6-cert5 code and when I try to 
start it and then go into the console I am getting the error message "asterisk 
dead but subsys locked". Can anyone help with why this is happening? I have 
never seen this before.

This is a fresh install on a new server CentOS 6.5.

Thanks,
Scott Haley
IS Voice Projects Team
Edward Jones Investments
Phone: 314-515-2244
Email: scott.ha...@edwardjones.com



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Re: [asterisk-users] Call Flow Documentation Tools

[Kevin Larsen]

asterisk-users-boun...@lists.digium.com wrote on 09/12/2014 09:07:36 AM:

> I have been researching software for documenting pbx call flow paths
> and I was just wondering if anyone out there is using anything they 
> have found particularly useful or cool.
> 
> I am looking for something preferably visual that the average end 
> user can follow. So far the best thing I have come up with is making
> a diagram with a decision tree in visio but its very time consuming 
> to build this by hand for every customer. We would like to be able 
> to provide every customer a diagram so they can easily understand 
> the path that a call takes, what conditions are checked and what 
> actions are taken based on those conditions.
> 
> A large portion of my asterisk installs are for non profit or 
> charitable organizations so while I'm not completely fixed on a free
> solution, if it isn't free the cost needs to be relatively low or at
> least be a multi-tenant solution that  could at least be used for 
> multiple customers.
> 
> For most of our installs we manage everything via CLI, but for a few
> orgs with tech savvy people we have been able to setup freepbx for 
> them and let them make simple changes. I was thinking with freepbx 
> maybe there could even be a module that takes the freepbx 
> configuration and generates visuals based on reading the 
> configuration, this would be really slick although not a complete 
> answer as we have many installs that do not have freepx.
> 
> Anyway, just wanted to get some input from others and put my ideas 
> so far out there, if you have any recommendations or experiences to 
> share feel free to reply on or off-list.

I see where you are going with this, but haven't seen anything that can 
analyze a dial plan and generate a flow document. The closest I know of is 
something like Apstel's Visual Dialplan (http://www.apstel.com) which is 
meant to go in reverse (visually create the dialplan and it creates the 
Asterisk code). I have never used it so can't comment on if it can print 
out the information in the form you are wanting.

I can see that what you want would be difficult to create, but would be 
very handy. I am interested to see if anyone else knows of such software.-- 
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[asterisk-users] Call Flow Documentation Tools

[chris]

Hello,

I have been researching software for documenting pbx call flow paths and I
was just wondering if anyone out there is using anything they have found
particularly useful or cool.

I am looking for something preferably visual that the average end user can
follow. So far the best thing I have come up with is making a diagram with
a decision tree in visio but its very time consuming to build this by hand
for every customer. We would like to be able to provide every customer a
diagram so they can easily understand the path that a call takes, what
conditions are checked and what actions are taken based on those conditions.

A large portion of my asterisk installs are for non profit or charitable
organizations so while I'm not completely fixed on a free solution, if it
isn't free the cost needs to be relatively low or at least be a
multi-tenant solution that  could at least be used for multiple customers.

For most of our installs we manage everything via CLI, but for a few orgs
with tech savvy people we have been able to setup freepbx for them and let
them make simple changes. I was thinking with freepbx maybe there could
even be a module that takes the freepbx configuration and generates visuals
based on reading the configuration, this would be really slick although not
a complete answer as we have many installs that do not have freepx.

Anyway, just wanted to get some input from others and put my ideas so far
out there, if you have any recommendations or experiences to share feel
free to reply on or off-list.

Thanks!
chris
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Re: [asterisk-users] Tutorial: compiling and installing Asterisk 13

[Marek Cervenka]

Dne 12.9.2014 v 11:27 Lenz Emilitri napsal(a):

Hi all,
I just prepared a little tutorial on installing Asterisk 13 on CentOS
6.5 64-bit.

See http://astrecipes.net/index.php?n=668

Hope you like. :)
l.


you can shrink it by:

- srtp is in EPEL repo

[root@dev6 ~]# yum list|grep srtp
libsrtp.i686 1.4.4-4.20101004cvs.el6@epel
libsrtp-devel.i686 1.4.4-4.20101004cvs.el6@epel

- jansson is in EPEL repo

[root@dev6 ~]# yum list|grep jansson
jansson.i686 2.6-1.el6  @epel
jansson-devel.i686 2.6-1.el6  @epel

- pjproject spec file

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1140324

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[asterisk-users] Tutorial: compiling and installing Asterisk 13

[Lenz Emilitri]

Hi all,
I just prepared a little tutorial on installing Asterisk 13 on CentOS
6.5 64-bit.

See http://astrecipes.net/index.php?n=668

Hope you like. :)
l.




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