FOOD FOR THOUGHT Debian 8 jessie

[Thomas Lageotakes]

I have a 32 bit mini atom pc that I use as a file server at work. It is currently running debian 8 jessie. I want to install incredible pbx on it. I can't find one for debian 32bit. Is there a script that will install the same incredible pbx as I installed on my Raspberry Pi 2 with Asterisk 13. The only one I could find was PBX 11 installer for the 64-bit Debian 7 on this web page http://pbxinaflash.com/community/in...epbx-to-incredible-pbx-gui.17409/#post-112433. The motherboard is a 32bit motherboard.

 

[wardmundy]

Haven't tackled Debian 8 yet. There are apparently problems on the RasPi using this build so it's more than just the 32-bit v. 64-bit architecture issue.

 

[RPi-Fan]

Haven't tackled Debian 8 yet. There are apparently problems on the RasPi using this build...

Do you know what these problem are or can you give us a pointer to a discussion?

I'm successfully building Raspberry Pi systems with all possible combinations of FreePBX 2.11/12/13 + Asterisk 11/12/13 and haven't run into any problems using either Debian 7 (Wheezy) or Debian 8 (Jessie) as the foundation.

 

[jerrm]

RasPBX has been on Jessie for a while. No issues where I am running it. A few other non-asterisk Pi's on Jessie without issue. All headless configs.

I'm still working on my "base" IPBX build setup. Stayed with Wheezy per the docs. Once settled, I'll attempt a dist-upgrade to Jessie, then probably attempt a clean install on Jessie and see how it goes.

 

[wardmundy]

@RPi-Fan and @jerrm: I was just reporting what I had been told by some of the early adopters. Haven't had time to personally experiment with Jessie yet. We would welcome some pioneering with feedback. Thanks.

 

[Thomas Lageotakes]

Do you know what these problem are or can you give us a pointer to a discussion?

I'm successfully building Raspberry Pi systems with all possible combinations of FreePBX 2.11/12/13 + Asterisk 11/12/13 and haven't run into any problems using either Debian 7 (Wheezy) or Debian 8 (Jessie) as the foundation.

Does that mean I can use the raspberry pi2 script found at http://nerdvittles.com/?p=14787 on my Debian 8 system?

 

[RPi-Fan]

Does that mean I can use the raspberry pi2 script found at http://nerdvittles.com/?p=14787 on my Debian 8 system?

Probably not. There are a few subtle differences, such as where apache2 stores things, how services such as iptables are started, etc. However, it's very easy for a script to detect which O/S you're running and adapt accordingly in a couple of places.