I cant finish the Freepbx 14 install on my fresh CentOS 7 build. What do i do here?
I get to the last part, and it fails:
[root@voip freepbx]# ./start_asterisk start
**STARTING ASTERISK**
Asterisk Started**
[root@voip freepbx]# ./install -n
Assuming you are Database Root
Checking if SELinux is enabled...Its not (good)!
Reading /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf...Done
Checking if Asterisk is running and we can talk to it as the 'asterisk' user...Error!
Error communicating with Asterisk. Ensure that Asterisk is properly installed and running as the asterisk user
Asterisk appears to be running as asterisk
Try starting Asterisk with the â./start_asterisk startâ command in this directory
This might be the first post @fizgriz has made here, I donât think many here believe it is YOUR first post.
Ma grand-mère mâa longtemps dit dâaller, si quelque chose marche comme un canard, parle comme un canard et dĂŠfèque comme un canard, câest probablement un canard.
what? Are you here to help or spout crazy theories of someone you have never met online asking for help on the forum for helping people with this product?
Iâve never posted a question on this forum ever. I legit canât tell if your serious or just a troll.
This is my first post ever. First account ever. Iâve never been on this forum ever before this point. You legit sound insane and like you have some grudge against someone that shares the first part of âfizâ in the name.
âfizâ is common in usernamesâŚ
I legit just started this project today⌠and i came to the forums of the product asking for help.
Youâve come a long way in a day so you are probably a quick learner, but not nearly enough yet, there is a link at the top of the page to the Wiki, spend tomorrow there and like most folks you will be up and running on Wednesday.
Thank you for the reply. I honestly thought that the freepbx 15 was a distro iso only.
This is for a very strict regulated environment, and I needed a source link to try and install it manually. Iâll have to go through separate channels for approval for an distro iso install instead of a source install on a box that can be more controlled. I was trying to following the install guide, and luckily this is on a VM and tried 3 times with the same result on the install. I couldnât figure out what i was doing wrong, and I came here hoping it was an easy fix or miss.
FreePBX is a VERY complicated âStackâ of services/components to get installed correctly - Hence Dickoâs suggestion to use the Distro - I also have tried (in the distant past) to get it working on a scratch install of CentOS - I think it was 11 or 12 - I got it working, but so many things are just baked into the distro that it was not worth it (to me at least) to run it that way.
Having said that, Sangoma/Digium (one and the same nowâŚ) is a well-established offering with commercial alternatives - you are setting a high bar for yourself if you have never used it before to get it running ânakedâ.