- #Freepbx restart apache how to#
- #Freepbx restart apache install#
- #Freepbx restart apache update#
- #Freepbx restart apache upgrade#
I would not recommend using asterisk -r for tracking the daemon as unless you allow it to connect to the console (which is messy and buggy) it will just sit and spin (you will also potentially have a copy of asterisk cli connected to asterisk running as root). The problem with the provided expect stanza is that neither the fork or daemon settings appear to be able to identify the correct PID and I believe that this is what causes the system to hang when rebooting. You could cheat and write a simple loop that checks for the PID in /var/run/asterisk/asterisk.pid but I didn't like that idea personally. It appears the developers of upstart really dislike the use of pid files and that if I have understood correctly that the premise on which upstart is designed specifically relies on identifying the PID of the daemon.
#Freepbx restart apache upgrade#
I guess you could probably add the amportal start stop commands into the existing mysql upstart job but this would presumably not be upgrade proof. Upstart also appeared to get confused very easily frequently resulting in the system hanging on reboot.
This assumption proved to be completely incorrect and it required modification of one of the FreePBX scripts to make it work correctly. Initially I didn't think writing a new upstart job was going to be very difficult i.e. The problem now being that currently (24th May 2012) MySql uses an upstart job and the relevant startup procedure appears to be asynchronous so even putting the required line in your rc.local may not always work correctly unless you introduce a suitable system dependent delay (or other more sophisticated synchronization mechanism). After doing some debugging this turned out to be because MySql wasn't running as it appears the amportal script requires a database connection. The suggested init script did not work and failed with an obscure error something like Error. There were major issues getting the FreePBX startup script to work (amportal start). Please could you tag this on the bottom of the original thread. Sorry the original thread is still being approved but I don't have time to wait for it to be approved to finish the post. #run the following php script to get the value to enter in password_sha1 #add a field to ampuser in the table, using phpmyadmin, mysql or webmin.
#Freepbx restart apache how to#
#notes on how to fix password_sha1 error.
#Freepbx restart apache update#
Tar zxvf freepbx-$Įcho "you're done, go to your browser URL and type in 'localhost/admin', username is admin, password is admin"Įcho "** VERY IMPORTANT: IF YOU DON'T WANT A LOT OF GRIEF, MAKE SURE THE FIRST THING YOU DO IS TO UPGRADE YOUR MODULES IN FREEPBX SETUP"Įcho " and click on 'check online' and then update the current modules"Įcho "if you get an error that a field is missing (password_sha1) then read the end of the script for more notes" #before configuring asterisk, save the current settings suggests default db format is deprecated? (can this be updated safely) #the following should already be installed
#Freepbx restart apache install#
#apt-get -y install linux-headers-`uname -r`Īpt-get -y install make bison flex g++ gcc apache2 php5Īpt-get -y install php5-cli php5-mysql php-pear php-db php5-gd curlĪpt-get -y install sox libncurses5-dev libssl-dev libmysqlclient15-dev # install packages needed beyond base install with openssh server # type in 'quit' to get back to the command line # if it's working you'll see a prompt '>' # you can test asterisk at this point by typing 'asterisk -vvvvr' #presumably any script that calls something like `uname -r` may cause problems otherwiseĪpt-get -y install asterisk sox asterisk-mysql asterisk-mp3 #probably should reboot here if linux-image was updated # ensure package directory up to date and system upgraded
#this doesn't include configuring any zaptel drivers, to install XP100P see #if any part of the install doesn't work for any reason, try 'apt-get update' and try again #better still, copy and paste each section in to your command line
#it's assumed that you're running from 'sudo -i' or su user #it's best to read through this script before running it #this is an untested script which I hope should be accurate Code: #installing FreePBX and Asterisk on Ubuntu 12.04 Server
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