I've had Asterisk working on a test platform really well, but I've never found a decent web front end, that works in real-time. I've got a couple of incoming numbers that I'd like to have some IVR on (i.e. select this option etc), and then distribute the calls appropriately to various SIP agents, but also in some cases back out to a PSTN/Mobile number. I have this working well on a flat file config, but would like to get it in a db... I've taken a look at A@H however I want to install it on a current server, running Fedora Core 4, and the only option I can see is installing it as a new OS - or not on FC4. Can anyone provide any advice? Thanks Nunners -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20060421/8648070c/attachment.htm
James Nunnerley wrote:> I?ve had Asterisk working on a test platform really well, but I?ve never > found a decent web front end, that works in real-time. > > > > I?ve got a couple of incoming numbers that I?d like to have some IVR on > (i.e. select this option etc), and then distribute the calls > appropriately to various SIP agents, but also in some cases back out to > a PSTN/Mobile number. > > > > I have this working well on a flat file config, but would like to get it > in a db... > > > > I?ve taken a look at A@H however I want to install it on a current > server, running Fedora Core 4, and the only option I can see is > installing it as a new OS ? or not on FC4. > > > > Can anyone provide any advice?http://asteriskathome.sourceforge.net/handbook/index.html Section 2.3 says... mkdir /var/aah_load cp asteriskathome-1.5.tar.gz /var/aah_load cd /var/aah_load tar xvfz asteriskathome-1.5.tar.gz ./install.sh Change the 1.5 to whatever is current; should work.