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Brian Wilson (talk | contribs) Created page with "ASL 3 just came out and it's based on Asterisk 20. Wow, that's a big leap forward for that project. I rejected ASL because it was based on an antique version of Asterisk. == Notes on initial setup == I'm using a new Pi 5 which I have named "ASL", I put a reservation for its addresses (asl.local and asl-wifi.local) into pihole on Bellman. I have an NVME adapter on order, should come in 3 days. Until then I decided to just mess around with an SD card. Getting an operati..." |
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Remove cockpit, I have no use for it | Remove cockpit, I have no use for it, it requires apache2 and apache2 burns up memory and opens up more attack surface. | ||
sudo apt-get remove cockpit apache2 | sudo apt-get remove cockpit apache2 | ||
sudo apt-get autoremove | sudo apt-get autoremove | ||
Now I have to remember something about [[Asterisk]]. Ha. I guess I should go read the ASL project page[https://allstarlink.org]. | |||
Revision as of 17:26, 5 July 2024
ASL 3 just came out and it's based on Asterisk 20. Wow, that's a big leap forward for that project. I rejected ASL because it was based on an antique version of Asterisk.
Notes on initial setup
I'm using a new Pi 5 which I have named "ASL", I put a reservation for its addresses (asl.local and asl-wifi.local) into pihole on Bellman.
I have an NVME adapter on order, should come in 3 days. Until then I decided to just mess around with an SD card. Getting an operating system onto the NVME is a trick. You install a full GUI onto an SD card and then run the Raspberry Pi Imager and target the NVME. This is the easiest way, really. It's a squeeze to get an SD card into the Pi when it has the NVME adapter installed because the ribbon cable gets in the way. You can set the Pi to boot first from the NVME or the SD, so it's possible to just leave the SD card in there "for next time" or as a rescue disk.
In raspi-config,
- Enable serial login under "3 Interfaces"; I do this so that I can work from the kitchen counter with the Pi Debug Module as a serial interface.
- Enable login over ssh
Remove cockpit, I have no use for it, it requires apache2 and apache2 burns up memory and opens up more attack surface.
sudo apt-get remove cockpit apache2 sudo apt-get autoremove
Now I have to remember something about Asterisk. Ha. I guess I should go read the ASL project page[1].
