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* tftp

* yast2-tftp-server

* subversion

* make

* gcc

* gcc-c++

From Asterisk repository ([http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/])

From Asterisk repository (http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/)

* asterisk

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* libasteriskssl1

* Checkout latest revision from [http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/] for Web GUI.

* Checkout latest revision from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/ for Web GUI.

== Installing the TFTP server ==

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# From YaST, select Software Management. Once this has started, select from the top menu Configuration and then click Repositories.

# When the Repositories screen comes up, click Add. Make sure Specify URL... and Download repository description files are both checked then select Next.

# In Repository Name, type Asterisk 11. In URL, you will need the following URL: [http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/]. Change the openSUSE version at the end of the link to your version of openSUSE. Then click Next.

# In Repository Name, type Asterisk 11. In URL, you will need the following URL: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/. Change the openSUSE version at the end of the link to your version of openSUSE. Then click Next.

# Click OK to return to the Software Management screen. It will ask you if you trust the key from this repository. This is an openSUSE project so make sure you push Trust.

# If you haven't used the Repositories filter before, you will need to click the View drop-down menu above the search box and then click Repositories. This will create a new Repositories tab and you won't have to do this step again. If you already have the Repositories tab, you can just click the tab.

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== Installing the Web GUI ==

The Web GUI allows simple administration of the Asterisk server without fiddling around manually changing the contents of the folder.

# Make sure <code>subversion</code> is installed through YaST.

# Open a Terminal prompt and su as root. Change directory to a folder to download the Web GUI software to.

# Run <code>svn co http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/</code>. This will download the latest development snapshot of the Web GUI software.

# Change directory to the new folder <code>2.0</code>

# Run from the terminal <code>./configure</code>. This will only take a moment, this step configures the package for your computer.

# Run from the terminal <code>make</code>. This will only take a moment, this step builds the packages for your computer.

# Run from the terminal <code>make install</code> This step actually installs the packages on the computer. Keep this Terminal window open as we will need this later to check the configuration.

# Open File Manager - Super User Mode. Then goto <code>/etc/asterisk</code> and open <code>http.conf</code> with KWrite.

# Comments in Asterisk configurations are marked with <code>;</code>. Make sure <code>enabled = yes</code>, <code>bindaddr = 127.0.0.1</code>, <code>bindport = 8088</code> and <code>enablestatic = yes</code> are uncommented. <code>bindaddr = 127.0.0.1</code> can be adjusted to the IP address you'd like to access the GUI from. By default this is only the server itself for security. To allow access from any IP, you can change this to <code>bindaddr = 0.0.0.0</code>. <code>bindport</code> can be change to your preference too. Once you have finished, save the file.

# Open from the File Manager <code>manager.conf</code> with KWrite. Make sure that <code>enabled = no</code> is changed to <code>enabled = yes</code>. Uncomment <code>webenabled = yes</code>, <code>port = 5038</code> and <code>bindaddr = 0.0.0.0</code>.

# We need to add a user to this file. This is the admin user to the Web GUI. Add the following to the bottom of the file. <> denotes a field to change to your preference: <code>[<admin>]</code> <code>secret = <your-password-here></code> <code>read = all</code> <code>write = all</code> Once you have added your user, save the file.

# For the Web GUI to access the files, we need to give the permissions to Asterisk. Select all the files in the folder with Ctrl+A. Right click on any file and click Properties. On the permissions tab, change the user to <code>asterisk</code> and the group to <code>asterisk</code> then click OK. This will need to be done to the asterisk folder in <code>/etc</code> too.

# In the File Manager, goto <code>/usr/share/asterisk</code>. There should be a folder called <code>static-http</code>. Delete this folder as this is no longer needed.

# Right click in a space in the folder. Goto Create New > then Basic link to file or directory... In the File name:, type <code>static-http</code>. In the Enter path to file or directory:, type or find <code>/var/lib/asterisk/static-http/</code>.

# In the File Manager, goto <code>/var/lib/asterisk/</code>. Right-click on the folder and change the permissions to asterisk once again. Tick the Apply changes to all subfolders and their contents. check box and click OK.

# Now go back to the Terminal prompt left open. Run <code>service asterisk restart</code> to restart Asterisk and enable the Web GUI. Run <code>make checkconfig</code>. This will check all your settings you have changed and make sure it is all working. If it says there are any problems, follow what it says to find the problem.

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 * tftp
 * yast2-tftp-server
+* subversion
+* make
+* gcc
+* gcc-c++
-From Asterisk repository ([http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/])
+From Asterisk repository (http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/)
 * asterisk
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 * libasteriskssl1
-* Checkout latest revision from [http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/] for Web GUI.
+* Checkout latest revision from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/ for Web GUI.
 == Installing the TFTP server ==
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 # From YaST, select Software Management. Once this has started, select from the top menu Configuration and then click Repositories.
 # When the Repositories screen comes up, click Add. Make sure Specify URL... and Download repository description files are both checked then select Next.
-# In Repository Name, type Asterisk 11. In URL, you will need the following URL: [http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/]. Change the openSUSE version at the end of the link to your version of openSUSE. Then click Next.
+# In Repository Name, type Asterisk 11. In URL, you will need the following URL: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network:/telephony:/asterisk-11/openSUSE_12.3/. Change the openSUSE version at the end of the link to your version of openSUSE. Then click Next.
 # Click OK to return to the Software Management screen. It will ask you if you trust the key from this repository. This is an openSUSE project so make sure you push Trust.
 # If you haven't used the Repositories filter before, you will need to click the View drop-down menu above the search box and then click Repositories. This will create a new Repositories tab and you won't have to do this step again. If you already have the Repositories tab, you can just click the tab.
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 == Installing the Web GUI ==
+The Web GUI allows simple administration of the Asterisk server without fiddling around manually changing the contents of the folder.
+# Make sure <code>subversion</code> is installed through YaST.
+# Open a Terminal prompt and su as root. Change directory to a folder to download the Web GUI software to.
+# Run <code>svn co http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0/</code>. This will download the latest development snapshot of the Web GUI software.
+# Change directory to the new folder <code>2.0</code>
+# Run from the terminal <code>./configure</code>. This will only take a moment, this step configures the package for your computer.
+# Run from the terminal <code>make</code>. This will only take a moment, this step builds the packages for your computer.
+# Run from the terminal <code>make install</code> This step actually installs the packages on the computer. Keep this Terminal window open as we will need this later to check the configuration.
+# Open File Manager - Super User Mode. Then goto <code>/etc/asterisk</code> and open <code>http.conf</code> with KWrite.
+# Comments in Asterisk configurations are marked with <code>;</code>. Make sure <code>enabled = yes</code>, <code>bindaddr = 127.0.0.1</code>, <code>bindport = 8088</code> and <code>enablestatic = yes</code> are uncommented. <code>bindaddr = 127.0.0.1</code> can be adjusted to the IP address you'd like to access the GUI from. By default this is only the server itself for security. To allow access from any IP, you can change this to <code>bindaddr = 0.0.0.0</code>. <code>bindport</code> can be change to your preference too. Once you have finished, save the file.
+# Open from the File Manager <code>manager.conf</code> with KWrite. Make sure that <code>enabled = no</code> is changed to <code>enabled = yes</code>. Uncomment <code>webenabled = yes</code>, <code>port = 5038</code> and <code>bindaddr = 0.0.0.0</code>.
+# We need to add a user to this file. This is the admin user to the Web GUI. Add the following to the bottom of the file. <> denotes a field to change to your preference:<br><code>[<admin>]</code><br><code>secret = <your-password-here></code><br><code>read = all</code><br><code>write = all</code><br>Once you have added your user, save the file.
+# For the Web GUI to access the files, we need to give the permissions to Asterisk. Select all the files in the folder with Ctrl+A. Right click on any file and click Properties. On the permissions tab, change the user to <code>asterisk</code> and the group to <code>asterisk</code> then click OK. This will need to be done to the asterisk folder in <code>/etc</code> too.
+# In the File Manager, goto <code>/usr/share/asterisk</code>. There should be a folder called <code>static-http</code>. Delete this folder as this is no longer needed.
+# Right click in a space in the folder. Goto Create New > then Basic link to file or directory... In the File name:, type <code>static-http</code>. In the Enter path to file or directory:, type or find <code>/var/lib/asterisk/static-http/</code>.
+# In the File Manager, goto <code>/var/lib/asterisk/</code>. Right-click on the folder and change the permissions to asterisk once again. Tick the Apply changes to all subfolders and their contents. check box and click OK.
+# Now go back to the Terminal prompt left open. Run <code>service asterisk restart</code> to restart Asterisk and enable the Web GUI. Run <code>make checkconfig</code>. This will check all your settings you have changed and make sure it is all working. If it says there are any problems, follow what it says to find the problem.