how to install packages on Askozia 2.0

[silver_ch]

after install askozia 2.0 i can't install packages?

I get the following error message:

The system storage media is not large enough to install packages. A minimum of 96MB is required. In the future, external media will be able to be used, but currently packages must be stored on the internal system media.

what can I do  to install packages

I have a CF Card  128 MB

[Michael Iedema]

Askozia 2.0 does not yet support storage media or packages. I'm hoping to get it in for release but it's looking more like it will be pushed back to 2.1. It's more important to get the core functionality done right at this point.

To avoid confusion, I'll take the link out of the GUI for now.

[silver_ch]

Can I login with ssh? without pacakges or how can I manual edit the conf. files
best regards

[Michael Iedema]

Login with SSH:
 user: root
 pass: same as in gui
Changes made via the command line will not survive changes but are great for quick testing.

Files can be edited to survive reboots and firmware upgrades in the "Integrator Panel" in the webgui. Press 'ESC' anywhere in the GUI and a panel will drop down. The Files tab in that interface will let you manually append or override any generated files. Not all of the files are available in the interface yet but I'm working on it. Eventually it will contain a file manager with upload/download capability....and it does need to be prettied up a bit.

[silver_ch]

I mean login with winscp  or ftp to put my files from astlinux to askozia, is there a way to do that at the moment?

i think askozia is bether..

 

[Michael Iedema]

SFTP is not yet supported, nor are whole file uploads.

What are you trying to implement?

[silver_ch]

I have some config files  and i would like to transfer it to askozia
i would like to make IVR and time depended answering machine
and for that I have all working files i should only put all on aksozia..
i try that with older version but there is all gone after reboot
best regards
nedi

[silver_ch]

aaa that's nice  with "esc" I can put my config files without WINSCP


how is that with askozia  ver. 2.0   
if I use the CF card  is the CF card write protected or not?

can I use the CF card for a long time without afraid the card will be damaged after some times.
nedi

[Michael Iedema]

The same write cycle precautions were taken with 2.0. It should be just as friendly to the lifetime of your CF cards as 1.0 was.

[silver_ch]

is there a way to put my songfile to askozia 2.0
best regards
nedi

[Michael Iedema]

Not yet an easy way, no.

You could mount that card in another machine. Then copy your song into the second (/offload) partition in the directory: /asterisk/moh/

It's not so easy to do that on a running system since /usr is also inside the offload partition.

With either of those methods your changes will be reverted upon upgrading the firmware. I'm still working on a smooth way for people to add their own media. I would like to do it perfectly and at the same time as the package system, but for now a few extra options in the integrator panel would suffice.

[mix]

I will try to prompt. If you need to quickly send a file / files to AskoziaPBX you can use wget <address>. I prepared the files and sent them from any HTTP server on the network.

I would also like to thank the authors. Great system. I look forward to further releases. Regards.

[Michael Iedema]

With the new preliminary storage system, you can mount external storage devices in AskoziaPBX. Check out the link under "Beta Features" in the Integrator Panel (press 'ESC' anywhere in the webgui).

You can then use wget to download the asterisk prompt archives and use the File Editor in the Integrator Panel to set the appropriate paths in /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf.