jroper
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To do list
1. CD to stop at ISO install, then prompt for reboot - done
2. Include extra-sounds (gsm version) in payload - done
3. Move install.sh into the payload, so that the install does not start unless the tar file has come down completely and been unzipped - ensure backwards compatibility for existing ISO's - done, and backwards compatibility maintained, so no need for new ISO, but one is available
4. Include Genzaptelconf in the install file - and add entry to rc.local to automatically start zaptel on boot, as make config does not seem to work as expected. Digium seem to have fixed this, so zaptel now starts with the operating system - Genzaptelconf is now in the script, and sets up a basic config for the hardware.
5. Logrotate, so the files do not get to big. http://nerdvittles.com/forum/showthread.php?t=186&highlight=logrotate needs checking to confirm that it is doing what is supposed to be doing, but is implemented
6. Any yum updates to be included. done
7. create sip_nat.conf - and put in some commented out entries as a guide. The file is there, put in your own entries
Consider using postfix as the mail server, as easier to configure for SMTP Auth to customer's mail servers - comments? No comments so have left it as is.
added script to set up t*f*t*p server, along with help menu option
Anything else?
1. CD to stop at ISO install, then prompt for reboot - done
2. Include extra-sounds (gsm version) in payload - done
3. Move install.sh into the payload, so that the install does not start unless the tar file has come down completely and been unzipped - ensure backwards compatibility for existing ISO's - done, and backwards compatibility maintained, so no need for new ISO, but one is available
4. Include Genzaptelconf in the install file - and add entry to rc.local to automatically start zaptel on boot, as make config does not seem to work as expected. Digium seem to have fixed this, so zaptel now starts with the operating system - Genzaptelconf is now in the script, and sets up a basic config for the hardware.
5. Logrotate, so the files do not get to big. http://nerdvittles.com/forum/showthread.php?t=186&highlight=logrotate needs checking to confirm that it is doing what is supposed to be doing, but is implemented
6. Any yum updates to be included. done
7. create sip_nat.conf - and put in some commented out entries as a guide. The file is there, put in your own entries
Consider using postfix as the mail server, as easier to configure for SMTP Auth to customer's mail servers - comments? No comments so have left it as is.
added script to set up t*f*t*p server, along with help menu option
Anything else?