zm on asterisk@home 2.6

martymoose · Post by **martymoose** » Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:39 am

i have a new server with asterisk@home 2.6 installed
have tried to install zm but to no avail

has anybody done it

my asterisk box is a p4 2.8 and my old zone box is a p2 266
so you can see why i want zm on the p4

is there a rpm for centos 4.2

jameswilson · Post by **jameswilson** » Sat Mar 11, 2006 10:06 am

not sure if you would want to try it but as cent os is red hat based, could you try the fedora 3 rpm of Cordels

martymoose · Post by **martymoose** » Sat Mar 11, 2006 10:15 am

corey had it running but didnt want to trouble him

he said he had to trim up some scripts

nut my voip needs couldnt wait

now asterisk is live

might just buy an other box with the 100 i save on my phone bill each month

mlrtime3 · Post by **mlrtime3** » Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:04 pm

Why would ZM and asterisk conflict?

Post by **cordel** » Tue Mar 14, 2006 7:11 am

I actually have a 1.22.4 rpm for cent. I just got the web and repo on line as well.
http://www.computerntelecom.com/pub/lin ... 2/os/i386/

martymoose · Post by **martymoose** » Tue Mar 14, 2006 10:28 am

had a play with a test asterisk box
getting zone to run
WAY over my head

ill just keep the old zm box going
bucause i have that mastered so i think
thanks for the info though

unless you can sujest a simplier way

would you install zone with asterisk
or asterisk with zone

marty

Post by **cordel** » Tue Mar 14, 2006 6:36 pm

The way I managed it (before I gave that machine to the Ex-girlfriend

what happens when you have a bought of cranial rectumitis and a case of dumb arse, you lose the girl

) was I installed FC3 on the machine. I then installed ZM (rpms), I made any missing RPMS needed for asterisk (on my web/repo server), Adjusted the install scripts for FC (There are packages available in FC that are not available for cent and are built from source: MC, festival, etc.)
I removed the apache config file from aah and manualy set some of the settings leaving apache as the user and group.
I also set the asterisk user to be part of the apache group.

I'm sure there is more but at the moment thats all I recall. I'll post some more as I remember it.

I didn't use CentOS because the default kernel does not build the bttv drivers. You have to install the unsupported kernel or build the drivers your self. That just seemed like a bit to much work for me, thus I used FC3.
Regards,
Corey