Upgrading ipbx - Revision history

Webmaster at 19:30, 9 August 2012

2012-08-09T19:30:48Z

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	# The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.		# The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.
-	# The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium. These packages are available for the Asterisk 1.4 (support expired), 1.6 (limited support) and 1.8 (current) branches.	+	# The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium. These packages are available for the Asterisk version 1.4 (support expired), version 1.6 (limited support) and version 1.8 (current) branches. We only suggest upgrading Asterisk where needed for security and specific feature reasons. Features described in the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] usually DO NOT require a switch upgrade unless mentioned otherwise.
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		+	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14, asterisk16, asterisk18 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each upgrade.
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-	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14, asterisk16, asterisk18 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.

	== Upgrading ipbx via Web Interface ==		== Upgrading ipbx via Web Interface ==

Webmaster: /* Upgrading using the Switch Updater */

2012-08-09T19:25:38Z

Upgrading using the Switch Updater

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	Example Usage:		Example Usage:

-	[root@ipbx scripts]# ./switch-updater 16	+	[root@ipbx scripts]# ./switch-updater 18

	If you specify your current release, the current packages will be upgraded, if available. If you specify a different release, the packages will be removed and replaced by the specified version!		If you specify your current release, the current packages will be upgraded, if available. If you specify a different release, the packages will be removed and replaced by the specified version!
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	Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 using table cdr for 12 days, 17 hours, 48 minutes, 22 seconds.		Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 using table cdr for 12 days, 17 hours, 48 minutes, 22 seconds.
	Wrote 5661 records since last restart.		Wrote 5661 records since last restart.
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	=== Manual Upgrade prior to ipbx 2.3 ===		=== Manual Upgrade prior to ipbx 2.3 ===

Webmaster at 19:25, 9 August 2012

2012-08-09T19:25:14Z

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	# The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.		# The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.
-	# The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium. These packages are available for the Asterisk 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 branches.	+	# The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium. These packages are available for the Asterisk 1.4 (support expired), 1.6 (limited support) and 1.8 (current) branches.

	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14, asterisk16, asterisk18 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.		Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14, asterisk16, asterisk18 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.

Webmaster: /* Upgrading Asterisk */

2011-06-29T14:23:54Z

Upgrading Asterisk

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	If you specify your current release, the current packages will be upgraded, if available. If you specify a different release, the packages will be removed and replaced by the specified version!		If you specify your current release, the current packages will be upgraded, if available. If you specify a different release, the packages will be removed and replaced by the specified version!
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		+	Restart Asterisk after you have completed your upgrade:
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		+	[root@ipbx scripts]# service asterisk restart
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		+	Check if the ipbx configuration manager can connect to Asterisk:
		+
		+	IPBX*CLI> realtime mysql status
		+	Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 with username ipbx for 12 seconds.
		+
		+	IPBX*CLI> cdr mysql status
		+	Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 using table cdr for 12 days, 17 hours, 48 minutes, 22 seconds.
		+	Wrote 5661 records since last restart.
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	=== Manual Upgrade prior to ipbx 2.3 ===		=== Manual Upgrade prior to ipbx 2.3 ===

Webmaster at 14:21, 29 June 2011

2011-06-29T14:21:42Z

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	ipbx upgrades consist of two parts:		ipbx upgrades consist of two parts:

-	1. The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.	+	# The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.
		+	# The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium. These packages are available for the Asterisk 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 branches.

-	~~2. The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium.~~	+	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14, asterisk16, asterisk18 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.
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-	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14 or asterisk16 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.	+

	== Upgrading ipbx via Web Interface ==		== Upgrading ipbx via Web Interface ==

Webmaster: /* Upgrading Asterisk */

2011-06-29T14:19:26Z

Upgrading Asterisk

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	== Upgrading Asterisk ==		== Upgrading Asterisk ==
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		+	=== Upgrading using the Switch Updater ===
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		+	ipbx 2.3 and higher include a package updater for Asterisk, which allows you to switch between Asterisk 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 depending on your needs.
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		+	[root@ipbx ~]# cd /usr/local/ipbx/scripts/
		+	[root@ipbx scripts]# ./switch-updater
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		+	switch-updater version 1.0
		+	Updates or installs the Asterisk switch components for ipbx
		+	Copyright (c) 2011 Taridium
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		+	Usage: switch-updater [VERSION]
		+	VERSION The target version can be: 14, 16 or 18
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		+	Example Usage:
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		+	[root@ipbx scripts]# ./switch-updater 16
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		+	If you specify your current release, the current packages will be upgraded, if available. If you specify a different release, the packages will be removed and replaced by the specified version!
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		+	=== Manual Upgrade prior to ipbx 2.3 ===

	To upgrade Asterisk, first check which major version packages are currently in use on your system. Standard distributions are named '''asterisk14''' and '''asterisk16''' (this package was previously called '''asterisk''' only) Login to your system as user root:		To upgrade Asterisk, first check which major version packages are currently in use on your system. Standard distributions are named '''asterisk14''' and '''asterisk16''' (this package was previously called '''asterisk''' only) Login to your system as user root:

Webmaster: /* Upgrading ipbx via Command Line */

2011-06-29T14:11:02Z

Upgrading ipbx via Command Line

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	************************************************************		************************************************************

-	ipbx 2.0 Configuration	+	ipbx 2.3 Configuration
-	(c) ~~2010~~ taridium	+	(c) 2011 taridium

	************************************************************		************************************************************

Webmaster at 18:44, 4 October 2010

2010-10-04T18:44:17Z

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	== Upgrading Asterisk ==		== Upgrading Asterisk ==

-	To upgrade Asterisk, first check which major version packages are currently in use. Standard distributions are named '''asterisk14''' and '''asterisk16''' (this package was previously called '''asterisk''' only) Login to your system as user root:	+	To upgrade Asterisk, first check which major version packages are currently in use on your system. Standard distributions are named '''asterisk14''' and '''asterisk16''' (this package was previously called '''asterisk''' only) Login to your system as user root:

	[root@ipbx ~]# rpm -q asterisk16		[root@ipbx ~]# rpm -q asterisk16

Webmaster at 19:19, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T19:19:55Z

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	Free ipbx updates are provided to all registered and licensed customers. Contact [mailto:support@taridium.com support@taridium.com] if you can't access the repositories.		Free ipbx updates are provided to all registered and licensed customers. Contact [mailto:support@taridium.com support@taridium.com] if you can't access the repositories.

-	ipbx upgrades consist of two parts.	+
		+	ipbx upgrades consist of two parts:

	1. The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.		1. The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.
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	[[Image:warning.gif]]You will not be able to upgrade via web interface if you have changed your MySQL default password - use the command line upgrade instead.		[[Image:warning.gif]]You will not be able to upgrade via web interface if you have changed your MySQL default password - use the command line upgrade instead.

-	== Upgrading via Command Line ==	+	== Upgrading ipbx via Command Line ==

	Make sure your system is connected to the internet and that name resolution is working properly. To upgrade via command line, log into your system as root and enter:		Make sure your system is connected to the internet and that name resolution is working properly. To upgrade via command line, log into your system as root and enter:

Webmaster at 19:19, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T19:19:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:19, 29 September 2010
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	Free ipbx updates are provided to all registered and licensed customers. Contact [mailto:support@taridium.com support@taridium.com] if you can't access the repositories.		Free ipbx updates are provided to all registered and licensed customers. Contact [mailto:support@taridium.com support@taridium.com] if you can't access the repositories.

-	ipbx upgrades consist of two parts. 1. The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium 2. The Asterisk Open Source ~~backend~~.	+	ipbx upgrades consist of two parts.
		+
		+	1. The ipbx software and related components as licensed by Taridium.
		+
		+	2. The Asterisk Open Source back-end as distributed by Taridium.

	Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14 or asterisk16 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.		Upgrades of ipbx should be performed during off hours, but will usually not affect any ongoing voice traffic unless the switching package '''asteriskXX''' - e.g. asterisk14 or asterisk16 (formerly also the '''asterisk''' package) and/or related components need to be upgraded. See the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|change log]] for details on each specific upgrade.
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	[root@ipbx ~]# service asterisk restart		[root@ipbx ~]# service asterisk restart
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		+	Check if the ipbx configuration manager can connect to Asterisk:
		+
		+	IPBX*CLI> realtime mysql status
		+	Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 with username ipbx for 12 seconds.
		+
		+	IPBX*CLI> cdr mysql status
		+	Connected to ipbx@localhost, port 3306 using table cdr for 12 days, 17 hours, 48 minutes, 22 seconds.
		+	Wrote 5661 records since last restart.

	== Change Log ==		== Change Log ==

	Detailed information about changes in ipbx releases can be found in the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|ipbx change log]].		Detailed information about changes in ipbx releases can be found in the [[Ipbx_Change_Log\|ipbx change log]].