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Michael Collins wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Has anyone created a script that will download and install all of the
freepbx prerequisites in the INSTALL file automatically on a Centos 4
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<pre wrap=""><!---->box?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->In a manner of speaking the trixbox guys have. Have you ever seen that
(or Asterisk @ Home)? There is a script, install.sh, that installs a
bunch of stuff. The FreePBX pre-reqs are mixed in with everything else,
but if you see the "yum -y install" line you'll see a ton of RPMs that
get installed, some of which are your pre-reqs. Later on in the script
it has the actual installation - make, make install, etc.
Check it out: trixbox.org
-MC
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I'm curious what "a manner of speaking" is. If I go that route what am
I losing? I really just want to make sure whichever route I go I will
be able to come here for help and not get blown off because of
something non-standard in the packaging I chose.<br>
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