SRPM availability

[matphillips]

The list of files available here: http://yum.freepbxdistro.org/pbx/SRPMS/asterisk/13/

seems to stop at Asterisk 13.18.3, but the currently running Asterisk version on a fresh FreePBX 14 installation (when choosing Asterisk 13 and updating through the web UI of course) is 13.18.5

I doubt it will break things is I just the the .3 srpm, but could a current one be provided?
Also, is there an expectation of moving to Asterisk 13.19?

Many thanks

[tm1000 (Andrew Nagy)]

@matphillips

Also, is there an expectation of moving to Asterisk 13.19?

Distro 7 has had 13.19 for a couple of weeks and all srpms are there as well

[matphillips]

Is Distro 7 something different to what can be downloaded from https://www.freepbx.org/downloads/ ?
Version: STABLE SNG7-PBX-64bit-1712-2 available there is 13.18.3 when choosing the recommended Asterisk 13 install.

Do you have a link to the srpms?
thanks.

[tm1000 (Andrew Nagy)]

@matphillips

Is Distro 7 something different to what can be downloaded from Download | FreePBX - Let Freedom Ring ?

Version: STABLE SNG7-PBX-64bit-1712-2 available there is 13.18.3 when choosing the recommended Asterisk 13 install.

You can upgrade Asterisk through the CLI after install. We don’t update the installer for every Asterisk release, that would get out of control

@matphillips

Do you have a link to the srpms?

yum install sangoma-devel
yumdownloader --source <rpm>

@matphillips

The list of files available here: Index of /pbx/SRPMS/asterisk/13

As you’ll note here on every RPM it’s marked with shmz6.5. Which is the old distro. Not the 7 distro. If you use any of these SRPMs on the new distro you will break the system.

[matphillips]

I did not notice that 6.5 part! Oops, that may explain some things!
Will probably start a fresh install and step through things again, thanks for the tip.

[matphillips]

@tm1000 sorry about this but could you clarify the update it from the command line after install part? I feel I should know this but cant find anything in the wiki’s about it, and fwconsole does not seem to be it.

thanks

[tm1000 (Andrew Nagy)]

asterisk-version-switch

[matphillips]

Thanks! Got it now running 13.19.1

When trying to get the source files though:

[root@pbx ~]# yumdownloader --source freepbx
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, versionlock
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
No source RPM found for freepbx-14.1-1.sng7.noarch
No source RPM found for freepbx-14.0.1alpha34-1.sng7.noarch
No source RPM found for freepbx-14.0.1alpha33-1.sng7.noarch
Nothing to download

[root@pbx ~]# yumdownloader --source asterisk
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, versionlock
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
No source RPM found for asterisk15-15.1.3-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk15-15.2.1-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk14-14.7.5-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk14-14.7.3-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk15-15.1.4-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk13-13.18.3-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk13-13.18.5-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk13-13.18.4-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk15-15.1.5-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk13-13.19.1-1.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk13-13.19.0-2.sng7.x86_64
No source RPM found for asterisk14-14.7.4-1.sng7.x86_64
Nothing to download

Searching for help with this with “freepbx get source yumdownloader” does not yield anything helpful.
I just need the source so I can apply a patch the the asterisk installation…

Any further advice?
thanks.

[tm1000 (Andrew Nagy)]

@matphillips

Any further advice?

I modified my original answer a few days ago.

yum install sangoma-devel
yumdownloader --source <rpm>

Also why do you need to patch the freepbx rpm? There is nothing you should be patching there.

yumdownloader --source asterisk15

You can also see a full walkthrough here:

Srpm sources

Download the sangoma devel rpm (warning this will give you ‘pre-release’ testing rpms, not for production): yum install sangoma-devel Then, for rpm rebuilding, always switch to an unprivileged user to prevent system manipulation su asterisk If you read the thread I linked you would have seen I made mention of “yumdownloader --source”. If you then took that information and simply ran the command I gave you would have seen: bash-4.2$ yumdownloader --source Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, vers…

[matphillips]

I could be walking the wrong path. Trying to patch asterisk to support Cisco phones. Have it working great with Asterisk 11 right now, but there’s improvements in the functionality of the patch that are only available in Asterisk 13.

I didn’t notice the edit to the reply, works good now with the sangoma-devel installed. Downloading files now

[tm1000 (Andrew Nagy)]

The freepbx rpm is basically a tarball container of freepbx at the time you installed the distro. So patching the freepbx rpm doesnt really net you anything, it even prevents itself from being reinstalled if it notices /usr/src/freepbx exists.

[matphillips]

I was confused here for a bit, but worked it out. You’re questioning the two attempts quoted in the previous post. I’m not trying to patch freepbx. Your initial post just had “yumdownloaded --source” and I was just guessing at what should be written after it, and tried both ‘asterisk’ and ‘freepbx’ and then gave up and asked for further help.

No attempt being made to patch FreePBX, just a misunderstanding based on the original post.

cheers,
will be able to try the patching tomorrow and see how it goes, thanks for the help.

[matphillips]

Yup, all good, many thanks Andrew.