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#1
Quote from: purps on July 26, 2011, 10:39:28 PM
But adding asterisk-config will remove the asterisk packages? Have I got that right?

Yep
#2
That should work... Once I installed it, I left it there and just did the others on top.
#3
I tried the update/upgrade but it didnt fix the issue... So I started playing with packages and got it working.

Posde suggested removing asterisk-config, but it wasnt there to remove. So, I added it which removed all the pluto/asterisk packages. I confirmed the conf files now existed, then just re-installed the asterisk-pluto, pluto-asterisk, pluto-voicemail-monitor, and freepbx. After a reboot my trunk registered and all SIP phones connected.

I got the softphone working in seconds, but now I'm on to the SPA. I think I can receive calls, just not send yet. I should be able to figure it out with a little more searching.  ;)

Thanks for the help! :)
-Aaron
#4
Installation issues / Missing Asterisk Config Files
July 26, 2011, 09:39:27 AM

I've been playing with LinuxMCE for a couple years and finally got around to moving my main phone number to Broadvoice. I've had the account since 2008 and have been using it via softphone and LinuxMCE until a few months ago. I was using an 0810 install that was pretty old and once I updated it to the latest, I no longer had any of the phone templates. The one that was setup was still running but I couldnt add the new SPA3102 that I just bought to switch over the main house phone.

I then did a fresh re-install (dvd install), which didnt install Asterisk properly.
Then another re-install, which seemed to load Asterisk fine. What I didnt realize is that a few of the conf files in /etc/asterisk didnt get created, asterisk.conf being one of them.

I've tried forcing a reinstall of asterisk-pluto, pluto-asterisk, and freepbx but that didnt help. Checking the logs, it shows my orbiter is failing its SIP connection, along with the new SIP connection for the SPA.

Heres my /etc/asterisk:

dcerouter_1019210:/var/log/asterisk# ls /etc/asterisk
cdr_mysql.conf                           manager_additional.conf      queues.conf
enum.conf                                manager.conf                 queues_custom.conf
extensions.conf                          manager_custom.conf          queues_custom_general.conf
extensions_custom.conf                   meetme_additional.conf       queues_general_additional.conf
extensions_custom.conf.sample            meetme.conf                  queues_post_custom.conf
extensions_pluto_dial.conf               meetme_pluto.conf            rtp.conf
features_applicationmap_additional.conf  modem.conf                   sccp.conf
features.conf                            modules.conf                 sip_additional.conf
features_general_custom.conf             musiconhold_additional.conf  sip.conf
iax_additional.conf                      musiconhold.conf             sip_registration.conf
iax.conf                                 musiconhold_custom.conf      sip_registrations.conf
iax_registration.conf                    parking_additional.inc       version
iax_registrations.conf                   phone.conf                   vm_email.inc
iaxy.conf.sample                         phpagi.conf                  vm_general.inc
indications.conf                         privacy.conf                 voicemail.conf.template
localprefixes.conf                       provider_list.txt            zapata_additional.conf
logger.conf                              queues_additional.conf       zapata.conf.template
dcerouter_1019210:/var/log/asterisk#

Any help is appreciated!