Installation of Asterisk 1.4 is slightly different than installing Asterisk 1.2. There are some slight changes in the installation and some packages is needed. Asterisk GUI is available for Asterisk 1.4 on
Do the command:
After installating the updates, you need to reboot to boot to your new kernel, just type the command below.
Download the latest asterisk-1.4, libpri-1.4 and zaptel-1.4 source from the Digium's download site: http://downloads.digium.com
Untar the Asterisk-1.4 and zaptel-1.4 source to /usr/src/
After extracting the source, you can start now the installation of Asterisk, zaptel should be install first.
You go to the zaptel-1.4.xx directory in /usr/src/zaptel-1.4.xx and do the command:
Then continue the installation using the following commands.
Alright, lets download the Asterisk GUI from Digium svn repository, to download the Asterisk GUI, go to the /usr/src/ directory and type this command:
The source of Asterisk GUI is now downloaded in /usr/src/asterisk-gui/. Lets install Asterisk GUI.
There are two files you must configure in order for Asterisk GUI to run. These files are manager.conf and http.conf located in /etc/asterisk/. Lets start at manager.conf.
[general] displaysystemname = yes enabled = no webenabled = no
This is the default configuration of your manager.conf, to configure you must change the last two lines with = no with = yes.
[general] displaylastsystemname = yes enabled = yes webenabled =yes
The output must be like this.
Next we will add a new user to manager.conf
[username] secret = password read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,config write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,config
Lets configure the http.conf files, remember that this is the last configuration file we need to edit to be able to run the Asterisk GUI. Your http.conf should look exactly like this and you're done...
enabled=yes enablestatic=yes bindaddr=0.0.0.0
After that run "make checkconfig" in your asterisk-gui directory. This script will check if your GUI is correctly configured.
Lets load the ztdummy module and add ztdummy and Asterisk to /etc/rc.local. To load ztdummy module, type this command in the console.
And to add ztdummy and Asterisk in startup scripts, edit the file /etc/rc.local and add the following line:
modprobe zaptel modprobe ztdummy asterisk –g
To load your Asterisk GUI, run the command "asterisk -g" in the console and point your browser to http://your-server-ip:8088/asterisk/static/config/cfgbasic.html
After you logon, you can now configure your Asterisk PBX using a nice GUI interface.
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