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Asterisk dialplan injection

April 27th, 2010 3 comments

Dialplan injection is great for preserving changes in a web ui distro such as trixbox. The released version 0.1.1 has an error in its SQL file that will break operation. The install.sql included with the package has error comments that breaks the MySQL import. I have also modified the table for extension varchar longer then 10 which will allow rules for long distance numbers.

  • Download the modified install.sql (patch)
  • Now load the modified SQL into your database
  • mysql -u root -p asterisk <  install.sql
  • Note: trixboxes default root password is passw0rd (the o is a zero)

Alternatively here’s a bundled new installer (ver 0.1.1m) so you can follow these easy steps to install the dialplan injection module

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Xen CentOS guest to VMware

December 18th, 2009 No comments

use the vmware vcenter converter standalone
once the machine is in your esxi server
power it off and connect a centos install cd as your cd and make sure its connected on start
power on the vm and hit esc at the vmware bios post
boot from your centos install cd Read more…

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Openfire Admin Password Reset

December 8th, 2009 1 comment

First check your openfire.xml file located in your conf directory (example: RHEL5 is /opt/openfire/conf).

Look for the lines to give you the server’s address, database name, username and password to authenticate with. Read more…

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TypeError: unsubscriptable object

September 11th, 2009 No comments

Running a yum update today on a server generated this error, here’s a quick fix.

yum clean metadata

yum update

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Asterisk on CentOS

June 23rd, 2009 1 comment

Installing Asterisk on a clean install CentOS is a retively painless process. First off grab an installation CentOS 5.x cd (5.5 being the curent) from one of the mirror sites.

While preforming the install you can just unselect all package groups and under advanced just leave base selected. After the install is completed make sure in the firewall configuration set SELinux to Disabled Read more…

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