Asterisk 13.3.0 CentOS Package Install Error
I’m trying to install 13.3.0 from binary packages and get an error. It worked for 13.2.0 but not for 13.3.0.
CentOS 6.6 64bit fresh install
Followed instructions on the wiki:
http://packages.asterisk.org/CentOS/6/current/i386/RPMS/asterisknow-version-3.0.1-2_CentOS6.noarch.rpm
Yum output:
[goes through the usual stuff but then…]
–> Finished Dependency Resolution Error: Package: asterisk-core-13.3.0-1_CentOS6.x86_64 (asterisk-13)
Requires: libilbccodec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium2.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libilbccodec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.3-0.digium2.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libilbccodec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.3-0.digium3.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libilbccodec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium1.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
Not found
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium1.2_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
Not found
Available: pjproject-2.3-5.el6.i686 (epel)
Not found Error: Package: asterisk-core-13.3.0-1_CentOS6.x86_64 (asterisk-13)
Requires: libg7221codec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium2.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libg7221codec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.3-0.digium2.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libg7221codec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.3-0.digium3.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
libg7221codec.so.2()(64bit)
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium1.1_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
Not found
Available: pjproject-2.1-0.digium1.2_CentOS6.x86_64
(asterisk-current)
Not found
Available: pjproject-2.3-5.el6.i686 (epel)
Not found
Does anyone have any idea what might be wrong?
Thank you.
2 thoughts on - Asterisk 13.3.0 CentOS Package Install Error
I just ran this on a CentOS 6.6 64-bit VM and couldn’t reproduce the issue you’re seeing.
Thank you to Matthew and Alvin for their comments.
I tried rpm -Uvh http://packages.asterisk.org/CentOS/6/current/x86_64/RPMS/asterisknow-version-3.0.1-2_CentOS6.noarch.rpm but that produced the same result.
After some more digging, I found apparent package conflicts between asterisk and the epel repository. I’m not sure what the long term fix is but it did work when I disabled epel for the initial asterisk install:
yum install asterisk asterisk-configs –enablerepo=asterisk-13
–disablerepo=epel
–Aaron