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====== Install FOP2 Add-On Package ======

The FOP2 Add-On Package requires hardware with 512 MB or more of RAM.  FOP2 requires about 100 MB of RAM including AstLinux's RAM based ''/tmp/par-root/'' files.

  * PC Engines Alix board, only 256 MB of RAM -> too little for FOP2 and other services.
  * Soekris net5501 with 512 MB RAM -> works surprisingly well except for the long startup time of 61 secs.
  * Dual Core Atom boards, Jetway, Lanner, etc. with 1024+ RAM -> works very nicely, startup time of 15 secs.

!!Note: AstLinux 1.1.3 or later is required!!

===== Install FOP2 via Web Interface =====

Using the web interface, click on the System Tab
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and view the Add-On Packages section:\\

{{:userdoc:system-tab-fop2-install-pkg.jpg?nolink|FOP2 Package}}

Select the fop2 package, then select the action, Upgrade/Install, then click on the **Add-On Package** button to install the FOP2 Package.  Additional actions are Remove, Show Installed and Revert to Previous.

Next, Edit the ''/etc/asterisk/manager.conf'' file and add the the following ''[fop2]'' context after the ''[webinterface]'' context:

  [fop2]
  secret = astlinux
  deny = 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0
  permit = 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255
  read = all
  write = all
  writetimeout = 1000
  eventfilter=!Event: RTCP*
  eventfilter=!Event: VarSet
  eventfilter=!Event: Cdr
  eventfilter=!Event: DTMF
  eventfilter=!Event: AGIExec
  eventfilter=!Event: ExtensionStatus
  eventfilter=!Event: ChannelUpdate
  eventfilter=!Event: ChallengeSent
  eventfilter=!Event: SuccessfulAuth
  eventfilter=!Event: HangupRequest
  eventfilter=!Event: SoftHangupRequest
  eventfilter=!Event: NewAccountCode
  eventfilter=!Event: MusicOnHold
  eventfilter=!Event: LocalBridge

Also, Edit the ''/etc/asterisk/sip.conf'' file and enable callevents:

  callevents=yes

Next, Reboot the system...

{{:userdoc:system-tab-reboot-system.jpg?nolink|Reboot/Restart}}

After AstLinux has rebooted, edit the FOP2 files, starting with ''users.cfg''

{{:userdoc:edit-tab-fop2-files.jpg?nolink|FOP2 Files}}

and at the end of ''users.cfg'' add a line something like:

  user=1234:4242:dial,transfer,pickup,meetme,preferences

Finally, you can now create buttons with the ''buttons.cfg'' file.  Apply ''buttons.cfg'' file changes with "Reload Asterisk FOP2":

{{:userdoc:edit-tab-fop2-reload.jpg?nolink|Reload FOP2}}

In the web interface, upper right corner, click on **FOP2**:

{{:userdoc:all-tabs-fop2-link.png?nolink|FOP2 Link}}

You should be presented with a new window and login dialog, login with the credentials defined above.

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!!Note ->!!  Should you ever want to disable FOP2,

{{:userdoc:system-tab-fop2-remove-pkg.jpg?nolink|FOP2 Package}}

will automatically stop any running daemon and remove the FOP2 code.  The ''/mnt/kd/fop2/'' directory is left alone, so later enabling (Upgrade/Install) fop2 picks up where you left off.
===== Install FOP2 via CLI =====

Alternately, the CLI can be used to manage Add-On Packages:\\ \\
To add the FOP2 Add-On Package via the CLI command:

  upgrade-package fop2 upgrade

The available options for the ''upgrade-package'' command are as follows:\\

''Usage: upgrade-package show\\
Usage: upgrade-package package_name upgrade|revert|remove [ package_url ]''\\

Next, Edit the ''/etc/asterisk/manager.conf'' file and add the the following ''[fop2]'' context after the ''[webinterface]'' context:

  [fop2]
  secret = astlinux
  deny = 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0
  permit = 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255
  read = all
  write = all
  writetimeout = 1000
  eventfilter=!Event: RTCP*
  eventfilter=!Event: VarSet
  eventfilter=!Event: Cdr
  eventfilter=!Event: DTMF
  eventfilter=!Event: AGIExec
  eventfilter=!Event: ExtensionStatus
  eventfilter=!Event: ChannelUpdate
  eventfilter=!Event: ChallengeSent
  eventfilter=!Event: SuccessfulAuth
  eventfilter=!Event: HangupRequest
  eventfilter=!Event: SoftHangupRequest
  eventfilter=!Event: NewAccountCode
  eventfilter=!Event: MusicOnHold
  eventfilter=!Event: LocalBridge

Also, Edit the ''/etc/asterisk/sip.conf'' file and enable callevents:

  callevents=yes

Next, start the fop2 service with the following CLI commands:

  asterisk -rx "manager reload"
  asterisk -rx "sip reload"

  service lighttpd stop
  service lighttpd init

  service fop2 init

(This last command can take many seconds)

Next, Edit the ''/etc/fop2/users.cfg'' file and at the end add a line something like:

  user=1234:4242:dial,transfer,pickup,meetme,preferences

Finally, you can now create buttons with the ''/etc/fop2/buttons.cfg'' file.  Apply ''buttons.cfg'' file changes with:

  service fop2 reload

In a web browser go to:

  http://pbx/fop2/

You should be presented with a login dialog, login with the credentials defined above.

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!!Note ->!!  Should you ever want to disable FOP2,

  upgrade-package fop2 remove

will automatically stop any running daemon and remove the FOP2 code.  The ''/mnt/kd/fop2/'' directory is left alone, so later enabling (upgrade) fop2 picks up where you left off.