What Are You Doing Right Now

Dashrender

First day with the new phone system was successful. Aside from accidentally/on purpose updating the servers time and dropping 90% of the phones for 5 minutes. I'm amazed at how powerful this Asterisk based system is compared to our old digital system.

Did you go with Asterisk or one of the forks?

Joy

Good morning to all
at my desk right now..
I went early to office, thought that people will report early because its Holiday today..
but when i arrived here nobody is around..
Epic Fail

scottalanmiller

@Dashrender said:

Did you go with Asterisk or one of the forks?

They are distros, not forks. Elastix and FreePBX, for example, are still vanilla Asterisk. Asterisk is like Linux, it is basically a kernel. Everyone who uses it keeps it as it is. But then they add extra packages around it making a full PBX out of it.

Dashrender

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

Did you go with Asterisk or one of the forks?

They are distros, not forks. Elastix and FreePBX, for example, are still vanilla Asterisk. Asterisk is like Linux, it is basically a kernel. Everyone who uses it keeps it as it is. But then they add extra packages around it making a full PBX out of it.

Thanks.

gjacobse

Two words:

Ear ache

Reid Cooper

@g.jacobse said:

Two words:

Ear ache

Ugh, that sucks. Sorry to "hear" that. Get better soon!

Reid Cooper

@Joyfano said:

Good morning to all
at my desk right now..
I went early to office, thought that people will report early because its Holiday today..
but when i arrived here nobody is around..
Epic Fail

Good morning!

coliver

@Dashrender said:

@coliver said:

First day with the new phone system was successful. Aside from accidentally/on purpose updating the servers time and dropping 90% of the phones for 5 minutes. I'm amazed at how powerful this Asterisk based system is compared to our old digital system.

Did you go with Asterisk or one of the forks?

We used the Freepbx distro.

nadnerB

Far out, you lot have cheap petroleum!

coliver

@Minion-Queen said:

Wow we are happy to be at $2.84 here.

Wow... that is higher then what we have down-state I think the "city" near us had 2.58 on Saturday.

Minion Queen

Yeah it is crazy expensive here. Lowest I have seen is in Rochester and that is $2.80

scottalanmiller

Watching Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

JaredBusch

Installing ownCloud, but having problems.

The installation wizard does not load after installing from the provided CentOS repo.

Joy

Trying to imagine i was in the beach or river. We are inside the office but it's pretty hot
28.8 c

JaredBusch

Getting highly annoyed with the lack of documentation from ownCoud on this..

Installed clean CentOS 7

yum -y install nano wget
yum -y update
cd /etc/yum.repos.d/
wget http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:ownCloud:community/CentOS_CentOS-7/isv:ownCloud:community.repo
yum -y install owncloud
systemctl start httdp
systemctl stop firewalld

Browse to the URL and white page...

http://i.imgur.com/iRkCU1Z.jpg

nadnerB

It's an unfriendly 42C (108F) here at the moment. I might take the family to the local pool after everyone has had a nap.

scottalanmiller

@nadnerB said:

It's an unfriendly 42C (108F) here at the moment. I might take the family to the local pool after everyone has had a nap.

Texas is so much nicer than that!

scottalanmiller

Just watched most of the first Hobbit movie again. My BIL has a huge home theatre, so large it is a separate building from the house.

scottalanmiller

Heading off to sleep now.

JaredBusch

What a pain in the ass, but ownCloud is installed.

Here was the problem:

## Install the pre-reqs that owncloud misses.
yum -y install php-pdo php-gd php-mysql;

I documented the process locally. will post in the morning. I'm tired..