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Upgrading users, please note that some incompatible changes have occurred
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since 1.2 (mainly removal of deprecated commands, but some defaults have
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changed, and DTMF has been heavily overhauled); the following files have
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more information:
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${PREFIX}/share/doc/asterisk/CHANGES
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${PREFIX}/share/doc/asterisk/UPGRADE.txt
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Simplified sample configuration is provided in ${SYSCONFDIR}/asterisk;
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the full set is available in ${PREFIX}/share/examples/asterisk/default.
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To have Asterisk start at boot time, you may insert the following
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into ${SYSCONFDIR}/rc.local:
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if [ -x ${PREFIX}/sbin/safe_asterisk ]; then
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echo -n ' asterisk'; ${PREFIX}/sbin/safe_asterisk
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fi
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This uses safe_asterisk which monitors for abnormal termination
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and restarts the daemon, and also creates the directory for the
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control socket and pid file (by default, /var/run/asterisk).
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If you prefer not to use safe_asterisk, you must create this
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directory yourself since /var/run is cleared at boot.
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