... or any other VM provider for that matter. Hi Folks, I've tried installing the AMD64 iso in my local VirtualBox exported to OVA and tried to import it into AWS. Unfortunately the highest rev of Debian supported by the AWS-ECS import process is Debian 8. Has anyone made this work ? Could use some advice. 2 possible alternatives (hopefully) that come to mind: - (since AWS does have a Debian 9 AMI) - installing on clean Debian from some Repo ? - Another VM provider that supports importing Debian 9 images ? Any help would be much appreciated ... 73 from Gerry W6WNG
I have never worked with amazon virtual hosts. Does it have to be on amazon ? I wrote a pretty good howto for use on vultr.com and is quite easy. a 1gb 1cpu server is $5 a month. Not trying to push them just a path forward. http://29999.link/asl-vps.html ...mike/kb8jnm On 1/21/2019 1:37 PM, Gerry Filby wrote:
... or any other VM provider for that matter.
Hi Folks,
I've tried installing the AMD64 iso in my local VirtualBox exported to OVA and tried to import it into AWS. Unfortunately the highest rev of Debian supported by the AWS-ECS import process is Debian 8.
Has anyone made this work ? Could use some advice.
2 possible alternatives (hopefully) that come to mind: - (since AWS does have a Debian 9 AMI) - installing on clean Debian from some Repo ? - Another VM provider that supports importing Debian 9 images ?
Any help would be much appreciated ...
73 from Gerry W6WNG
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I installed on AWS Ubuntu 64bit via the manual steps. Not sure about transferring something to AWS. On Mon, Jan 21, 2019, 6:10 PM Mike <mm@midnighteng.com wrote:
I have never worked with amazon virtual hosts.
Does it have to be on amazon ?
I wrote a pretty good howto for use on vultr.com and is quite easy.
a 1gb 1cpu server is $5 a month. Not trying to push them just a path forward.
http://29999.link/asl-vps.html
...mike/kb8jnm
On 1/21/2019 1:37 PM, Gerry Filby wrote:
... or any other VM provider for that matter.
Hi Folks,
I've tried installing the AMD64 iso in my local VirtualBox exported to OVA and tried to import it into AWS. Unfortunately the highest rev of Debian supported by the AWS-ECS import process is Debian 8.
Has anyone made this work ? Could use some advice.
2 possible alternatives (hopefully) that come to mind: - (since AWS does have a Debian 9 AMI) - installing on clean Debian from some Repo ? - Another VM provider that supports importing Debian 9 images ?
Any help would be much appreciated ...
73 from Gerry W6WNG
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A few years ago I made several attempts at trying to install the ASL .iso at Linode with no success. Then I found the apt-get repository. Worked the first time, and I have setup a few other instances there for a few friends with success. https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/ASL_FAQ Mike K6MJU On Mon, Jan 21, 2019 at 10:37 AM Gerry Filby <gerf@gerf.com> wrote:
... or any other VM provider for that matter.
Hi Folks,
I've tried installing the AMD64 iso in my local VirtualBox exported to OVA and tried to import it into AWS. Unfortunately the highest rev of Debian supported by the AWS-ECS import process is Debian 8.
Has anyone made this work ? Could use some advice.
2 possible alternatives (hopefully) that come to mind: - (since AWS does have a Debian 9 AMI) - installing on clean Debian from some Repo ? - Another VM provider that supports importing Debian 9 images ?
Any help would be much appreciated ...
73 from Gerry W6WNG
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On 1/22/19 11:59 AM, Mike Lee wrote:
Then I found the apt-get repository. Worked the first time, and I have setup a few other instances there for a few friends with success.
Yea, this should work, the other option is to build from source. Either are fully supported and should work on debian. 73's -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice http://bryanfields.net
Thanks all for the suggestions ... I got the ISO up in vultr.com, piece of cake - I wasn't aware of that provider - thanks Mike @ Midnight !! (AWS watch out - if the monthly fees and reliability prove out I may move my other VMs out of AWS.) Thank you for the link to the repo Mike Lee - I hunted for that for a while without success - maybe that link should be put in the "Downloads" section ? The "ASL Repo" link sends you to the ASL Images download page. Bryan, I did try compiling from sources on a clean Debian Stretch image, but I think I flubbed the Asterisk perquisites - it barfed on app_meetme etc etc. The current version of gcc/g++ seem to have issues with the asterisk 1.4 code. I'd like to get that working at some point. Anyway, all good for now ... Cheers Gerry. W6WNG
Thank you for the link to the repo Mike Lee - I hunted for that for a while without success - maybe that link should be put in the "Downloads" Good Idea - DONE! On Tue, Jan 22, 2019 at 9:04 PM Gerry Filby <gerf@gerf.com> wrote:
Thanks all for the suggestions ...
I got the ISO up in vultr.com, piece of cake - I wasn't aware of that provider - thanks Mike @ Midnight !! (AWS watch out - if the monthly fees and reliability prove out I may move my other VMs out of AWS.)
Thank you for the link to the repo Mike Lee - I hunted for that for a while without success - maybe that link should be put in the "Downloads" section ? The "ASL Repo" link sends you to the ASL Images download page.
Bryan, I did try compiling from sources on a clean Debian Stretch image, but I think I flubbed the Asterisk perquisites - it barfed on app_meetme etc etc. The current version of gcc/g++ seem to have issues with the asterisk 1.4 code. I'd like to get that working at some point.
Anyway, all good for now ...
Cheers
Gerry. W6WNG _______________________________________________ App_rpt-users mailing list App_rpt-users@lists.allstarlink.org http://lists.allstarlink.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/app_rpt-users
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