First Look at FreePBX 14
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So while my iOS devices are upgrading to 1.03, I thought I would install this.
Added ISO to Vultr and made a new $5 instance.
Looks like they recommend sticking with Asterisk 13 still, so doing so.
No settings except to set root password.
Mouse not working. I opened and closed the console window a couple times. I ended up using the keyboard to enter a root password. then this popped up. Cannot make it go away. Giving the install time to do something.
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Nothing after a few minutes. rebooted the instance and started over. not touching anything until I see what it does this time..
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25 minutes later...
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and done.. Well almost. I do need to set the root password it seems. but no mouse in vultr console sucks.
Tell it to reboot. but then you have to drop back to Vultr and remove the ISO which will cause another reboot.
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And we have a login.
Looking the same as 13 so far.
I clicked activate and entered my account info login and now gave it a new System name.
Clicking through the sales pitch for add ons.
The familiar Smart Firewall setup.
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neat new live network graph
Pretty normal looking. This is encouraging as we know the backend went from CentOS 6.X to SangomaOS 7.3.
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booo Sangoma......
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@JaredBusch We actually haven't tested SELinux in a while. Probably would still be broken though.
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@tm1000 said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
@JaredBusch We actually haven't tested SELinux in a while. Probably would still be broken though.
SELinux is not broken. You simply need to account for the security issues and change permissions.
I realize that Asterisk and FreePBX add a lot on top of a base CentOS install. But it i still not anything that should be all that hard to do. All web applications need to do this.
There are plenty of tools available for figuring this stuff out. I am far from an expert but I can at least run the tools and read what they say. Directories will need things like httpd_rw permissions and such.
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@JaredBusch said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
SELinux is not broken.
I didn't mean that SELinux is broken. What I meant was we could enable it but I'm sure FreePBX would still be broken.
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@tm1000 said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
@JaredBusch said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
SELinux is not broken.
I didn't mean that SELinux is broken. What I meant was we could enable it but I'm sure FreePBX would still be broken.
Ah
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I'm installing this for the first time on Vultr.. damn, that initial install took 20+ mins, just like JB.
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@dashrender said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
I'm installing this for the first time on Vultr.. damn, that initial install took 20+ mins, just like JB.
Adding more resources doesn't seems to help. I did it with 2 Cores, and 2GB of RAM took the same amount of time.....
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@aaronstuder said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
@dashrender said in First Look at FreePBX 14:
I'm installing this for the first time on Vultr.. damn, that initial install took 20+ mins, just like JB.
Adding more resources doesn't seems to help. I did it with 2 Cores, and 2GB of RAM took the same amount of time.....
Not too many things that it is doing that are likely multithreaded. Mostly just transferring files.
