Elastix on CentOS 7 - Beta Release

JaredBusch

@scottalanmiller yes, that is actually why they moved to 4.

3 went over like a lead balloon. So they "split" into two products. Elastix 4 is the continuation of Elastix 2.X

Where Elastix MT 2.0 will be the continuation of Elastix 3.

The MT stands for multi-tenant.

http://www.elastix.com/en/elastix-splits-into-two-products/

scottalanmiller

Oh okay, maybe not a bad idea, then.

so if i wanted to get the install rolling on a C@C server....what's my yum command? Lol

I might install the beta for home use.

scottalanmiller

@Hubtech said:

so if i wanted to get the install rolling on a C@C server....what's my yum command? Lol

yum install elastix

so what version does this install?

and didnt' work. i'm really gonna have to learn linux aren't I. gang dang

@Hubtech said:

and didnt' work. i'm really gonna have to learn linux aren't I. gang dang

You have to Add the repo or wget the iso. and I think it install what ever version you configure it for.

scottalanmiller

@Hubtech said:

so what version does this install?

Whatever one you've installed a repo for. Then the latest of that repo. Linux always installs the latest by default. Only takes effort if you want something old.

coliver

Here is the wiki article on how to do it.

http://dokuwiki.elastix.org/doku.php?id=how-to_install_elastix_from_centos5

This is CentOS 5... although you should be able to use it to help with the new version.