PBX In A Flash Scripts

Overview

This is the initial installation manual for PBX in a Flash ISO Version 1.2. It contains detailed information that will assist you with the initial installation of our product. Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information.

Author

Tom King

License

Copyright Material Licensed to use and distribute but not to alter. If you wish to alter the material please contact the author directly.

The chart below illustrates CentOS and Asterisk distributions within each PBX In A Flash ISO and script compatibility. You can also refer to the latest post in the Developer Blog for more information. Enjoy!

Our website developer has spent many hours creating this website to allow you to locate things in an easier fashion. Special thanks to Paul Perreault for spending so many hours on this project. Everything from the old site has been migrated to the new one so please be patient and look around you will find all of your favorites.

Over the next few weeks this site will be enlarged to accommodate the impending release of PBX in a Flash Version 1.2. More scripts and better support for Asterisk 1.6 will also be added. We also will be offering a 32 and 64 bit version of PBX in a Flash. Stay tuned for further announcements.

Regards,

The PBX in a Flash Development Team

All scripts that are submitted to PBX In A Flash undergo a rigorous review and compiled code is not accepted for submission. That being said if the author requests that the code be compiled prior to dissemination and distributed under LGPL then we accommodate them. We do this so we are not limited as to what we can distribute as some authors want their software to benefit a particular distribution only. If a concern comes up as to what exactly is in a compiled script please send me a message and I will do what I can to alleviate your concerns. However I have to honor the wishes of the author so I cannot release the source code of a script that is compiled. Please feel free to submit your PBX In A Flash scripts to this site using our contact form.

The PBX in a Flash Development Team