PrePflog Installation instructions - Revision history

John at 06:40, 16 June 2016

2016-06-16T06:40:58Z

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	1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code		1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code

	2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[[[PrePflog gpg signatures]]\|available here]]) at the command line:		2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[PrePflog gpg signatures]]\|available here]]) at the command line:

	<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg		<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg

John at 06:40, 16 June 2016

2016-06-16T06:40:40Z

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	1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code		1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code

	2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[~~PrepPflog~~ gpg signatures\|available here]]) at the command line:		2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[[[PrePflog gpg signatures]]\|available here]]) at the command line:

	<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg		<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg

John at 06:39, 16 June 2016

2016-06-16T06:39:48Z

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	1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code		1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code

	2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[~~Callback~~ gpg signatures\|available here]]) at the command line:		2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F\|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[PrepPflog gpg signatures\|available here]]) at the command line:

	<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg		<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg

John at 15:34, 13 June 2016

2016-06-13T15:34:39Z

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	<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg		<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg
	gpg --verify ~~callback~~-0.5.2.tgz.sig</pre>		gpg --verify prepflog-0.4.1.tgz.sig</pre>

	The result should be something like this:		The result should be something like this:
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	<pre>gpg: Good signature from "John Fawcett <john@voipsupport.it>"</pre>		<pre>gpg: Good signature from "John Fawcett <john@voipsupport.it>"</pre>

			3. Unpack the source code

	~~# Download the latest source code file from this [[Linux/PrePflog\|link]].~~		<pre>tar -xvzf prepflog-0.4.1.tgz</pre>
	# The souce code is signed with my gpg key (available [[(Attach:)Linux/johnfawcett.gpg\|here]]). Thefore you may optionaly verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature (available [[Linux/PrePflog\|here]]), at the command line
	~~%commandbox% [@gpg~~ -~~-import johnfawcett.gpg~~
	~~gpg --verify~~ prepflog-0.4.1.tgz~~.sig@]~~

	~~-> The result should be something like this:~~		4. Change directory
	~~%resultbox% [@gpg: Good signature from "John Fawcett <john@emailsupport~~.~~it>"@]~~

	~~# %item value=4% Unpack the source code~~		<pre>cd prepflog-0.4.1</pre>
	~~%commandbox% [@tar -xvzf~~ prepflog-0.4.1~~.tgz@]~~

	~~# %item value=~~5~~% Change~~ directory		5. Copy to local bin directory
	~~%commandbox% [@cd prepflog-0.4.1@]~~

	~~# %item value=6% Copy to local bin directory~~		<pre>cp prepflog.pl /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl</pre>
	~~%commandbox% [@~~cp prepflog.pl /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl@]

	~~# %item value=7%~~ Change owner and group		6. Change owner and group. You may need to choose suitable owner and group depending on your platform.
	~~%commandbox% [@chown bin:bin /usr/local/bin/prepflog~~.~~pl@]~~

	~~# %item value=8% Ensure that it is executable~~		<pre>chown bin:bin /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl</pre>
	~~%commandbox% [@chmod 755~~ /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl@]

	~~# %item value=9% If not using the default configurations, add required configurations to /etc/freepbx.conf. For configuration variables click "Back to overview" below~~.		7. Ensure that it is executable

	~~[[Linux~~/~~PrePflog\|Back to overview]]~~		<pre>chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl</pre>

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2016-06-13T15:31:40Z

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These instructions apply to PrePflog 0.4.1

1. cd /tmp or some other directory where you will download and unpack the code

2. Download the latest source code file from [[PrePflog#How_do_I_get_it.3F|this page]]. The souce code is signed with my gpg key. Therefore you may optionally verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature and my gpg key ([[Callback gpg signatures|available here]]) at the command line:

<pre>gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg
gpg --verify callback-0.5.2.tgz.sig</pre>

The result should be something like this:

<pre>gpg: Good signature from "John Fawcett <john@voipsupport.it>"</pre>

# Download the latest source code file from this [[Linux/PrePflog|link]].
# The souce code is signed with my gpg key (available [[(Attach:)Linux/johnfawcett.gpg|here]]). Thefore you may optionaly verify the file has not been altered since I signed it. After downloading the file signature (available [[Linux/PrePflog|here]]), at the command line
%commandbox% [@gpg --import johnfawcett.gpg
gpg --verify prepflog-0.4.1.tgz.sig@]

-> The result should be something like this:
%resultbox% [@gpg: Good signature from "John Fawcett <john@emailsupport.it>"@]

# %item value=4% Unpack the source code
%commandbox% [@tar -xvzf prepflog-0.4.1.tgz@]

# %item value=5% Change directory
%commandbox% [@cd prepflog-0.4.1@]

# %item value=6% Copy to local bin directory
%commandbox% [@cp prepflog.pl /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl@]

# %item value=7% Change owner and group
%commandbox% [@chown bin:bin /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl@]

# %item value=8% Ensure that it is executable
%commandbox% [@chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/prepflog.pl@]

# %item value=9% If not using the default configurations, add required configurations to /etc/freepbx.conf. For configuration variables click "Back to overview" below.

[[Linux/PrePflog|Back to overview]]