TUTORIAL NEWER Asterisk 13 Upgrade Scripts

[progs_00]

Just to let you know that I've finished upgrading 13.14 to 13.15 on my test box and everything is ok
Update: 13.17.2 with pjsip 2.6 working great

 

[rdoac]

Am trying to upgrade from 13.16 on ubuntu, it's building, as far as I can see, but not installing.

make install in /usr/src/asterisk-13.17.2 comes up with


[CC] res_pjsip/config_transport.c -> res_pjsip/config_transport.o
res_pjsip/config_transport.c: In function ‘transport_tls_file_handler’:
res_pjsip/config_transport.c:673:13: error: ‘pjsip_tls_setting’ has no member named ‘ca_list_path’
state->tls.ca_list_path = pj_str((char*)var->value);
^
make[1]: *** [res_pjsip/config_transport.o] Error 1
make: *** [res] Error 2

I edited the script to build pjsip 2.6 instead, but it makes no difference.

 

[progs_00]

Hello rdoac

I've built version 13.17.2 (latest) with pjsip 2.6 successfully but I'm on Centos so there might be substancial differences. However you can try this. Open the upgrade script for Ubuntu and disable the following lines (you put the pound key in front of the line just as I have it below - sorry if I'm stating the obvious)

Line 96

#wget http://www.pjsip.org/release/2.3/pjproject-2.3.tar.bz2

Line 98

#tar jxvf pjproject-2.3.tar.bz2

Line 100

#rm -f pjproject-2.3.tar.bz2

And the entire section below from lines 103 to 110

#cd pjproj*
#if $arch64; then
# CFLAGS='-DPJ_HAS_IPV6=1' ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared --disable-sound --disable-resample --disable-video --disable-opencore-amr --libdir=/usr/lib64
#else
# CFLAGS='-DPJ_HAS_IPV6=1' ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared --disable-sound --disable-resample --disable-video --disable-opencore-amr --libdir=/usr/lib
#fi
#make dep
#make && make install

What we've actually done is remove the part that builds pjsip and we will let asterisk handle the build process. Now for the important part. Go to line 124

./configure

and replace it with

./configure --with-pjproject-bundled

Now try to build again and let me know how it goes. Remember to backup if it's a production server you are working on. I haven't tried the above on Ubuntu so it may break things beyond repair

 

[nterry]

I just upgraded my Raspberry3 to 13.7.2. However in order to get it to compile, (make install) I had to apply this fix:

https://issues.asterisk.org/jira/browse/ASTERISK-27253

I've been running for a few hours and no issues yet.

Nigel

 

[dicko]

I think you will find that

./configure --with-pjproject-bundled

works fine and saves all those pj* download and build steps for asterisk >= 13

edit: oops i see progs_00 got there before me

 

[kyle95wm]

So now that the new RPi image is out, how would we upgrade existing servers @wardmundy ?

 

[ostridge]

RPi image is out, how would we upgrade existing servers

updated Raspberry Pi 3

the script on @wardmundy post above, when un-tarred puts the upgrade-asterisk13-to-current-ubuntu script into your root directory. - currently have just upgraded my pi3 using this script.

Started with Incredible PBX 13-13.7 for Raspberry Pi 3B with asterisk 13.22.0 and upgraded to asterisk 13.30.0

Issues:
1) Error message:
" [InvalidArgumentException]
Command "kill" is not defined."

2) @wardmundy the script (for ubuntu) because debian (jessie) is 'like ubuntu'
uses the command asterisk -rx "core show version" to get the version and then separates the main version number checks for '13' and if so proceeds.

Problem in Asterisk 13.30.0 the command used for this is missing (or depreciated) and doesnot work; so the code to get version needs to be one that works - such as

root@incrediblepbx:~# asterisk -rx "core show version"
No such command 'core show version' (type 'core show help core' for other possible commands)
root@incrediblepbx:~#
root@incrediblepbx:~# asterisk -Vx  "core show version"
Asterisk 13.30.0

3) when the compile completes the script runs 'status' or 'pbxstatus' the script of which fails to get Asterisk version and having failed substitutes 'such'

FWIW I added an upper case -V to the script which worked ? eh? I'm not sure why.

root@incrediblepbx:~# astversion=`asterisk -Vx "core show version" | grep -m 2 ^ | tail -1 | cut -f 2 -d " "`
root@incrediblepbx:~# echo "Asterisk " $astversion
Asterisk  13.30.0

 

[ostridge]

# next  sed -i    line fixes /etc/init.d/asterisk to include the -V option in the rc.asterisk.debian file
#cd /usr/src/asterisk-{$astversion}/contrib/init.d
#for astversion=13.30.0
cd /usr/src/asterisk-13.30.0/contrib/init.d
# sed -i "s|rx\ 'core show version'|Vx\ 'core show version'|" ./rc.debian.asterisk
# next line fixes pbxstatus to include the -V option (note upper case)
sed -i 's|rx\ "core show version"|Vx\ "core show version"|' /usr/local/sbin/pbxstatus

cd  /usr/src/
ls -al asterisk-13.*
nano asterisk-13.*.*/contrib/init.d/rc.debian.asterisk

# where 13.*.* is the version found here

follow this method starting-asterisk-on-boot-in-debian to make asterisk start on boot
But If you need to copy the rc.debian.asterisk int /etc/init.d then first,
at line 69 change the -rx "core show version" to read -Vx "core show version" note the upper case V


after reboot run

root@incrediblepbx:~# pbxstatus
Incredible PBX 13-13.7 for Raspberry Pi 3B

                 Asterisk: UP      Apache: UP  MariaDB: UP
                 SendMail: UP    IPtables: UP      SSH: UP
                 LAN port: UP    Fail2Ban: UP   Webmin: UP
                 GV OAUTH: UP   Chan-SCCP: UP   NR VPN: UP
                 FaxGetty: DN   IAX Modem: DN  HylaFax: DN

                 RAM:448976  Raspbian (Jessie)  Disk:74G

                 Asterisk 13.30.0  +  GUI ver. 13.0.120.10

                 Private IP: 192.168.xx.xxx 192.168.xx.xxx

success!