Trying To Upgrade Asterisk And Debian — Not Working (John Covici)

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What procedure did you follow to revert back to the old version?

It sounds like your binary has been revereted, but the modules it needs to load are still the 13.24.0-rc1 modules…

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Hi. I am trying to upgrade my asterisk from 13.15 to the latest of asterisk 13 which seems to be 13.24.0-rc1. At the same time I want to go from Debian 8 to DEbian 9 to get a more recent operating system and applications.

I ran in to the following problems when trying to do this.

When trying to use asterisk 13.24.0-rc1, I ran into some strange problems with some of my custom scripts.

It seems the following statement immediately disconnects the user exten => s,n,Read(digit,,1,,1,20) ; read a digit

In the log after that statement it says user disconnected. I have an agi which speaks some text before the read and that agi does not even say anything, although it does complete.

Now, if I try to go back to 13.15.0, it does not work at all because it keeps telling in my log that modules support is not available, so no modules get loaded.

Any ideas on thispuzzle would be appreciated.

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  • I checked out 13.15.0, ./configure, make delete all modules, followed by make install.

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  • You need to run make uninstall_all while you still have 13.24.0-rc1 checked out. Then checkout the previous version, rebuild it and make install.
    13.15.0 doesn’t know anything about modules added by 13.24.0. You usually would get a warning when running make install that there are modules present that were not compiled with the current version.

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    Am 24.01.19, 08:52 schrieb “asterisk-users im Auftrag von John Covici” :

    I checked out 13.15.0, ./configure, make delete all modules, followed
    by make install.

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    > What procedure did you follow to revert back to the old version?
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    > It sounds like your binary has been revereted, but the modules it needs to load are still the 13.24.0-rc1 modules…
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