Proper Way To Start Asterisk On CentOS 7? (Carlos Chavez)
Hi Carlos
I have experienced something similar starting Asterisk 1.8.32.3 on CentOS 7
on commodity / whitebox hardware.
The problem was that Asterisk was starting “too quickly” in the systemd startup sequence, before the required services it needs to run were up and ready.
I eventually came up with this systemd script to start it, and this now starts Asterisk on all our our new CentOS 7-using deployments.
Maybe you can try it out…? This starts our Asterisk 1.8 instances without problems on CentOS 7 on boot:
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IIRC, mysql is socket activated, and hence services don’t need to have any explicit dependency on it Remove those two.
Huh? Stick the the default: Type