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86 lines
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Information for Upgrading From Previous Asterisk Releases
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Command Line Interface:
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* 'show channels concise', designed to be used by applications that will parse
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its output, previously used ':' characters to separate fields. However, some
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of those fields can easily contain that character, making the output not
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parseable. The delimiter has been changed to '!'.
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Applications:
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* In previous Asterisk releases, many applications would jump to priority n+101
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to indicate some kind of status or error condition. This functionality was
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marked deprecated in Asterisk 1.2. An option to disable it was provided with
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the default value set to 'on'. The default value for the global priority
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jumping option is now 'off'.
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* The applications Cut, Sort, DBGet, DBPut, SetCIDNum, SetCIDName, SetRDNIS,
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AbsoluteTimeout, DigitTimeout, ResponseTimeout, SetLanguage, GetGroupCount,
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and GetGroupMatchCount were all deprecated in version 1.2, and therefore have
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been removed in this version. You should use the equivalent dialplan
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function in places where you have previously used one of these applications.
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* The application SetVar has been renamed to Set. The syntax SetVar was marked
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deprecated in version 1.2 and is no longer recognized in this version.
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* app_read has been updated to use the newer options codes, using "skip" or
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"noanswer" will not work. Use s or n. Also there is a new feature i, for
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using indication tones, so typing in skip would give you unexpected results.
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Variables:
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* The builtin variables ${CALLERID}, ${CALLERIDNAME}, ${CALLERIDNUM},
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${CALLERANI}, ${DNID}, ${RDNIS}, ${DATETIME}, ${TIMESTAMP}, ${ACCOUNTCODE},
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and ${LANGUAGE} have all been deprecated in favor of their related dialplan
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functions. You are encouraged to move towards the associated dialplan
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function, as these variables will be removed in a future release.
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* The CDR-CSV variables uniqueid, userfield, and basing time on GMT are now
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adjustable from cdr.conf, instead of recompiling.
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Functions:
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* The function ${CHECK_MD5()} has been deprecated in favor of using an
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expression: $[${MD5(<string>)} = ${saved_md5}].
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* The 'builtin' functions that used to be combined in pbx_functions.so are
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now built as separate modules. If you are not using 'autoload=yes' in your
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modules.conf file then you will need to explicitly load the modules that
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contain the functions you want to use.
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* The ENUMLOOKUP() function with the 'c' option (for counting the number of records),
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but the lookup fails to match any records, the returned value will now be "0" instead of blank.
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The IAX2 channel:
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* The "mailboxdetail" option has been deprecated. Previously, if this option
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was not enabled, the 2 byte MSGCOUNT information element would be set to all
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1's to indicate there there is some number of messages waiting. With this
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option enabled, the number of new messages were placed in one byte and the
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number of old messages are placed in the other. This is now the default
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(and the only) behavior.
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The SIP channel:
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* The "incominglimit" setting is replaced by the "call-limit" setting in sip.conf.
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Installation:
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* On BSD systems, the installation directories have changed to more "FreeBSDish" directories. On startup, Asterisk will look for the main configuration in /usr/local/etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf
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If you have an old installation, you might want to remove the binaries and move the configuration files to the new locations. The following directories are now default:
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ASTLIBDIR /usr/local/lib/asterisk
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ASTVARLIBDIR /usr/local/share/asterisk
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ASTETCDIR /usr/local/etc/asterisk
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ASTBINDIR /usr/local/bin/asterisk
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ASTSBINDIR /usr/local/sbin/asterisk
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Sounds:
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* The phonetic sounds directory has been removed from the asterisk-sounds package
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because they are now included directly in Asterisk. However, it is important to
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note that the phonetic sounds that existed in asterisk-sounds used a different
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naming convention than the sounds in Asterisk. For example, instead of alpha.gsm
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and bravo.gsm, Asterisk has a_p.gsm and b_p.gsm.
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