Thanks Lonnie. I knew that jabber/Gtalk had changed and that is one of the
things I wanted to figure out. I am interested in "kicking the tires" some
weekend when no one is around, but then be able to switch back again to the
state it was in before I started playing. Won't happen before the new
I agree also. FreePBX is way too heavy/bloated for an appliance such as
astlinux is targeted at. I struggle a lot with getting any kind of
advanced dialplans to operate within the digium asterisk-gui, and we
have to document which customers have "broken GUI's" due to dialplan
magic underneath.
I definitely found freePBX BLOATED!.. esp when most astlinux installs are on
embedded hardware.. the atoms have the power to run freePBX.. but freePBX is
intrusive even in normal call processing.. whereas the original digium GUI
simply created pretty decent dialplans and configs that still w
While googling on this topic, I've found many posts that agree with you
Fernando, preferring the Digium Asterisk-GUI over FreePBX, and disappointed
about the lack of recent development on the Digium Asterisk-GUI.
Lonnie
On Dec 17, 2012, at 5:04 PM, Fernando Fuentes wrote:
> I disagree. The ma
Hi David,
I swap back and forth between Asterisk 1.8 and 11 on my test boxes, no
production work, though the databases will not carry back and forward again.
The /etc/asterisk/*.conf are close enough to run for either, but you may want
to "cp -a /mnt/kd/asterisk/* /mnt/kd/asterisk.ast18" to sav
I disagree. The main reason why I use astlinux is because is far from a bloated
GUI. I hope astlinux stays far away from this types of GUIs.
On Dec 17, 2012, at 3:31 PM, David Kerr wrote:
> I used to use the Asterisk-GUI, but while it is good to get started, it does
> not lend itself to sophis
Hi,
Are there some stable solutions or experiences with Skype integration for
Astlinux?
Couple of years ago I bought the license "Skype for Asterisk" but now I am
getting close to the end... since Microsoft bought Skype it will end in
2013.
Any thoughts around here?
Thanks,
Maarten
I used to use the asterisk GUI also but found it really was causing issues
more than helping as the asterisk versions developed... FreePBX is great but
it does a lot of unnecessary-for-me voodoo with the dialplan.. I ended up
writing my own set of code that based on INI files creates a conc
Is migrating to Asterisk 11 a one-way trip or can I go back to 1.8 if I
want. For example, if I custom build Astlinux to include Asterisk 11 and
then install it. Can I "revert back" to previous version of Astlinux that
had Asterisk 1.8 without problems?
I'm mainly thinking of AstDB migration SQL
I used to use the Asterisk-GUI, but while it is good to get started, it
does not lend itself to sophisticated dialplans. So I have stopped using
it and my dialplans and conf files are now probably completely incompatible
with it. It also is clearly not getting much attention from Digium.
There a
Request for Info,
I know there are fans of the "Digium Asterisk-GUI" out here...
Anyone tried it under Asterisk 11 ? (no changes to the GUI have been made for
19 months)
Does it make sense to include the "Digium Asterisk-GUI" with Asterisk 11 builds
?
Note: You will have to use the Build Eng
If it's a 410, I think it might be DAHDIMODS=wct24xxp.
Tom
From: Ionel Chila [mailto:ionelch...@yahoo.com]
Sent: 15 December 2012 19:39
To: AstLinux Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Astlinux-users] DAHDI Configuration, Please Help! TDM410
(Possibly Clone) Card
Do you have DAHDIMODS=
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