Bryan, Yes, rolling you own is still supported. I will continue to provide scripts and patches to install AllStar Asterisk on Debian. My scripts and patches will remain at <https://github.com/N4IRS/AllStar> DIAL is a really a Debian netinstall that sets up to download and install asterisk on first boot. It makes a number of assumptions of how a bare metal machine should be configured and downloads the source to DAHDI and Asterisk (From the SVN) to build a functional node. The decision to support root login has it's pluses and minuses. To retain compatibility with ACID it is enabled by default. During the testing of the image I had quite a few people needing help to login and edit files using tools like WinSCP. As you well know, it's trivial to turn off and I may add a question to the node setup scripts to make it easy to swap. My plate is quite full right now with 1.0 of DIAL, A brand new Android IAX client and preparations to update the PiStar and other SBC Debian images to mirror DIAL. If someone wants to tackle getting current Asterisk working with app_rpt I'll provide whatever I can. I know in the past it has been said it is not possible . 73, Steve N4IRS On 10/05/2015 02:56 PM, Bryan Fields wrote:
On 10/5/15 8:40 AM, Steve Zingman wrote:
It's version 1.0 with all that implies. It's better in some areas under the hood. The node setup scripts are now included along with more information to the user during install. root login via SSH is now allowed. Cool, Is the rolling your own still supported? most of the reason I rolled my own was to run on Debian in the first place.
Also, root login supported :( that's just a bad idea.
Thanks for the awesome work. I know I've asked about the progress being made, if any, to get app_rpt back into mainline asterisk in the past. Has anything been happening on this front?
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