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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_13.1/)


* asterisk
* asterisk
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# If this says 'Cannot find remote Asterisk server', it may not have started or may not have installed properly. Type <code>service asterisk start</code> into the Terminal prompt. If you get no errors, it should have started and you can try the previous step again. If it says it can't find the service, it may not have installed properly and needs reinstalling again.
# If this says 'Cannot find remote Asterisk server', it may not have started or may not have installed properly. Type <code>service asterisk start</code> into the Terminal prompt. If you get no errors, it should have started and you can try the previous step again. If it says it can't find the service, it may not have installed properly and needs reinstalling again.


NOTE: If you are running openSuSE 12.3, there is a problem with the Runlevel YaST module where it will say the service is enabled but it won't actually enable this. Make sure your system is up to date to solve this problem!
NOTE: If you are running openSuSE 12.3, there is a problem with the Runlevel YaST module where it will say the service is enabled but it won't actually enable this. Make sure your system is up to date to solve this problem! This does not affect later versions of openSUSE.


=== Installing the Web GUI ===
=== Installing the Web GUI ===
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* If after logging in, the browser loops checking Extensions.conf, this means there is a permissions problem somewhere. Double check you have made all the files accessible to the asterisk user and group.
* If after logging in, the browser loops checking Extensions.conf, this means there is a permissions problem somewhere. Double check you have made all the files accessible to the asterisk user and group.
* If after logging in, the browser stops at Checking write permissions for GUI folder, the basic link was not created properly during the installation. Make sure the basic link is created properly and pointing to the right place.
* If after logging in, the browser stops at Checking write permissions for GUI folder, the basic link was not created properly during the installation. Make sure the basic link is created properly and pointing to the right place.
* Due to a problem with the packaged version for openSUSE, IAX will not connect to an IAX trunk on start up due to the network not being ready before Asterisk starts. This is solved by scheduling a task to restart the Asterisk service at start up (service asterisk restart).