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If you have any problems during the install you can contact Noojee Support on +613 8320 8100 or support@noojee.com.au.
Install Ubuntu 10.04 Server 32 bit or 64 bit
Start by installing Ubuntu 10.04 Server 32 bit edition or 64 bit edition.
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sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade |
Uninstall ureadahead
ureadahead has been reported to cause problems on Ubuntu 10.04 on some hardware, so uninstall it:
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sudo apt-get purge ureadahead |
Install SSH
For install on a workstation...
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It also generally easier to perform the following task from an ssh terminal session as you can cut and paste commands as needed.
Set the default shell
Run the following command and say 'no' to using dash as sh.
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sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash |
Add the Noojee Repository
Download and Save the following file to your home directory and then copy it to the ubuntu server:
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sudo dpkg -i nit-repo_*_all.deb sudo apt-get update |
Pin the Noojee Repository for Synaptic (Desktop Systems Only)
If you are on a desktop machine, to stop Synaptic over-writing the Noojee packages you need to pin the Noojee in Synaptic (the package pins APT)
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sudo sh -c "cat /etc/apt/preferences.d/00nit >> /var/lib/synaptic/preferences" sudo apt-get update |
Install and configure MySQL
Before installing the Noojee packages you need to first install MySQL. During the install you will be prompted to set the root password. The mysql root password MUST be retained for future maintenance.
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sudo restart mysql |
Install Tomcat
As of Ubuntu 10.04, the sun-java6-jre package has been moved into the partner repository, which is commented out by default. You will need to uncomment this in your sources list as below.
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sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre tomcat6 |
Install packages
Run the following command to install each of the required packages:
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During installations above, you will be prompted for a number of MySQL details for various pieces of software. The important answers are:
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| Keep "administrative" database passwords? | No |
| Will this server be used to access remote databases? | Yes |
| Configure database for <packagename> with dbconfig-common? | Yes |
| Connection method for MySQL database of <packagename>: | tcp/ip |
| Host name of the database server for <packagename>: | localhost |
| Port number for the service: | 3306 |
| Name of the database's administrative user: | root |
| Password of the database's administrative user: | <your_MySQL_root_password> |
| username for <packagename>: | Usually this is 'asterisk', but can be anything you like. The default is pre-filled. |
| password for <packagename>: | Auto-generated if left blank (but please enter) |
| database name for <packagename>: | The default is pre-filled. |
If you are prompted to overwrite any files, the correct answer is usually Install the package maintainer's version of the file, but you must always check (using the diff option) to make sure that you are not overwriting client-specific changes. This will not occur during installation, but during updates it is critical to make these checks.
Errors
If you get an error during the install that relates to the database you can check for an error log in:
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where $$ will be replace by a random integer.
DNS
The PBX uses DNS lookups to gather a lot of required information, such as routes, white pages entries, etc. Make sure these lines appear as the first two lines of /etc/resolv.conf:
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127.0.0.1 127.0.0.2 |
Test Noojee Admin
You should now be able to login to Noojee Admin using a web browser.
Simply type in the address of the server e.g.
Post Installation process
Contact Noojee on +613 8320 8100 or support@noojee.com.au