Hello,
I have a version of asterisk running on my server for more than 1 year. I
wanna update it to the latest version without over-writing any of the
config files.
How can I do this?
Thanks
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> I have a version of asterisk running on my server for more than 1 year. I
> wanna update it to the latest version without over-writing any of the
> config files.
>
> How can I do this?
just don't type "make samples" when you rebuild it
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Update Asterisk
> I have a version of asterisk running on my server for more than 1
> year. I wanna update it to the latest version without over-writing any
> of the config files.
>
> Ho
David,
Which version of Asterisk do you have running?
Do you have it loaded in the default /etc/asterisk location?
Thanks,
...Paul
(Yes, I read the list - :-) )
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Hello,
I have a version of asterisk running on my server for more than 1 year. I
wanna update it to the latest ve
Hi
i have a big change or bproblems to update a asterisk 1.2.12 server to
asterisk 1.4.1 ?
Thanks bye
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13 mar 2007 kl. 09.53 skrev Noc Phibee:
Hi
i have a big change or bproblems to update a asterisk 1.2.12 server
to asterisk 1.4.1 ?
There won't be any problems if you take some time to read the
available documentation
to see what changes you need to do in your configuration.
Make sure y
Hi
i've started a callcenter with Asterisk 1.2.4 a month ago, now i will
know, do you suggest to mantain the production system in line with the
stable release?
is the update process safe and secure?
thanks
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This depends on how many servers you have handling your call center, and
if you have time where you can afford down time if you don't have
redundant servers.
It's generally best to find a version that works, and only upgrade if the
new version has bug fixes or feature additions that you would
