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    Updating the FreePBX 13 Operating System (CentOS 6.X)

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    • JaredBuschJ
      JaredBusch
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      Like everything else, FreePBX has a base operating system, and like everything else it needs to be updated.

      The operating system underneath of FreePBX 13 is basically a customized CentOS 6. This makes keeping it up to date very simple.

      You simple use the built in package manager yum to run updates and because of the customized repositories used, it should always be a very safe process.

      [root@fpbx ~]# yum repolist
      Loaded plugins: downloadonly, fastestmirror, kmod
      Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
      repo id                                                      repo name                                                    status
      base                                                         SHMZ-6.6 - Base                                              6,520
      extras                                                       SHMZ-6.6 - Extras                                               38
      pbx                                                          pbx                                                          2,940
      schmooze-commercial                                          schmooze-commercial                                            179
      updates                                                      SHMZ-6.6 - Updates                                           1,367
      repolist: 11,044
      [root@fpbx ~]#
      

      As I recently did everything, there are no updates pending, but you can look at any CentOS example for what this looks like when you have updates.

      [root@fpbx ~]# yum -y update
      Loaded plugins: downloadonly, fastestmirror, kmod
      Setting up Update Process
      Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
      No Packages marked for Update
      

      Part of the FreePBX 13 Setup Guide

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