Update system and install kernel development files # yum update -y # yum install kernel-devel glibc-devel -y 4. Install the GOautodial yum repository # cd /etc// # wget 3.
Install minimal version of CentOS 5.X 64bit/32bit (CentOS 5.10 is latest as of this writing) 2. Īny help and/or advice will be greatly appreciated.1. Just suggest that if I haven’t already done/checked/edited/updated/etc “X”, that I should so. With all that said, can anyone here give me some useful, constructive advice for getting this VICIdial gizmo up and running? Please, please, please, don’t ask, me “Did you do X?” I’m so far behind (and in danger of losing my job due to deadline pressure to do something that at the moment seems nearly impossible) that I don’t have time for questions that have already been asked and answered. Ultimately, I think I should be able to enter something like: The requested URL /:8088/asterisk/manager was not found on this server. so that I can manage asterisk in a browser but that doesn’t work. I can give the command asterisk -r and get the CLI prompt. I can get the module started and verified that it started. conf files (although I’m not certain that everything in them is correct). I’ve configured, compiled and installed Asterisk asterisk-13.21.0(should I be using a more version?). In /usr/src, I have these folders (from unpacking tarballs): VICIdial has a very long set of instructions that I’ve tried my best to follow, despite them referencing much older versions of various parts of the system! I’ve located and installed the most recent versions of the required packages that I could find. tar.gz files to be unpacked and built in /usr/src. The VM I’m working on runs CentOS 7.5 and has PHP 7 and MySQL 5.6 installed.īy now, I’ve installed (with “yum install package_name”) or else built from a source tarball pretty much every conceivable package/utility/etc that asterisk could possibly need. We have VMs at a hosting company, so installing AsteriskNOW from a CD is not possible. I’m pretty good at that, but my boss thinks I know everything. What I’ve been doing most (for the past several years) is coding in PHP to automate processes, create and send cURL commands to APIs, etc. I can build packages from tarballs and install others using yum but this task is way out of my league at the moment. I’ve been away from most of the Linux internals for over 10 years and my skills are rusty. The idea is that we’d record a message, probably in MP3 format and then send it to a list of phone numbers by feeding them to X-Lite via Asterisk and etc. I’m completely frustrated at this point (I’ve been trying to get all this working for a week now… I need to get VICIdial (or something similar) working with Asterisk so that we can send automated voice messages out through X-Lite (running on a Windows machine) under software control.
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