Elastix on CentOS 7 - Beta Release
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@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.
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Oh okay, maybe not a bad idea, then.
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so if i wanted to get the install rolling on a C@C server....what's my yum command? Lol
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I might install the beta for home use.
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@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?
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and didnt' work. i'm really gonna have to learn linux aren't I. gang dang
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@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.
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@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.
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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.
