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Asterisk

Asterisk configuration & scripts.

Installing Asterisk

As of Debian 12 Bookworm, Debian no longer has packages for Asterisk :(. I'm currently using the packages built by Unit193. Big thank you!

Using this Configuration

All you need to do is copy ./config/ to /etc/asterisk/ $ cp -Rv ./config/* /etc/asterisk/.

  • You may need to modify then run scripts/fix_permissions.sh $ bash ./scripts/fix_permissions.sh after copying the config.
  • This repo uses git tags for the various configuration states, e.g, "initial", "trunks" and "users". To use a tagged version, run $ git checkout tags/tag_name -b main replacing tag name with a tag, thus $ git checkout tags/initial -b main.

Thanks

With thanks to (in random order):

Notes

  • For the most part, the configuration should work "out of the box" but you will have to modify some files to your liking to get full functionality.
  • The dollar sign $ in any documentation/comments indicates the beginning of a command you can run in your terminal.