HOW-TO Install Cepstral

[MrBostn]

hi running piaf 1.3 32bit.
trying to install cepstral via webmin command line

right after I type in ./install.sh the screen freezes. I tried it on the console but junk flashes ont hes screen. Any Ideas? Wrong version maybe?

Thanks
Scott

[wardmundy]

Try this script to install 32-bit Cepstral on Asterisk 1.4 systems.

Or you can add it directly to your system after logging in as root. And then run the script: install-cepstral

cd /usr/local/sbin
wget http://nerdvittles.dreamhosters.com/pbxinaflash/source/cepstral/install-cepstral

[MrBostn]

Thank you Ward. I'm still having issues but I'll work through it.

[MrBostn]

(I'm installing Callie), by the way.

I do this:
cd /root
wget http://downloads.cepstral.com/cepstr...x_5.1.0.tar.gz
tar -zxvf Cepstral*
cd Cepstral_Callie-8kHz_i386-linux_5.1.0
./install.sh

Right after I type in ./install.sh in webmin I get nothing.

I wasn't sure how to run the entire script so I saved your script to a text file, changed Allison to Callie saved it as a .sh file uploaded it to the PIAF server and tried to run it but I got permission denied.

[jroper]

Hi

It may be helpful if you read Conversational Linux - http://pbxinaflash.net/Conversational_Linux.pdf

Meanwhile to make a script executable - type the following

chmod +x filename.sh

Then to run it type ./filename.sh

the +x says that the script has the right to be executed

Joe

[MrBostn]

Thank you very much.

[MrBostn]

Still nothing. This is what I did.

I copy Ward's script to a text file on a windows pc. I save as cepstral.sh

I then open IE7 and login to webmin of the piaf server.
I then upload cepstral.sh to /root
Then while in webmin I go to the command line. I type cd /root and type chmod +x cepstral.sh
Then I type in ./cepstral.sh

and nothing really happens. No output nothing. I can navigate around, nothing is frozen..

Any thoughts?

[tshif]

I would suggest that you try a tool like putty.exe to work at the command line on your pbx. Webmin's command line interface may be getting in the way a bit.

[MrBostn]

Using putty worked. Thank you for the tip.