Ubuntu12.04 install SiremisWeb Manager

Siremis is the Web Manager of Kamailio, which is easy to manage. SIREMIS provides a Web management interface for Kamailio (OpenSER. Its ordering functions include: Database alias, fast dialing management, bit table view, scheduling, prefix domain conversion, and lowest cost route management, access control list (user group), and permission management, accounting records, missed calls, viewing call data records, hash tables, dial-up schedules, user preferences table management, and offline message storage views. It is in a framework (PHP/Web2.0/

Siremis is the Web Manager of Kamailio, which is easy to manage. SIREMIS provides a Web management interface for Kamailio (OpenSER. Its ordering functions include: Database alias, fast dialing management, bit table view, scheduling, prefix domain conversion, and lowest cost route management, access control list (user group), and permission management, accounting records, missed calls, viewing call data records, hash tables, dial-up schedules, user preferences table management, and offline message storage views. It is developed on a framework (PHP/Web2.0/AJAX) and uses XML Metadata to drive expansion and MVC Architecture.

SIREMIS Web Management Interface 2.1.0 adds a network tool to process existing user proxies and resource list records, and enhances the user Interface of Server Load balancer rules.

Demo address:

Web: http://demo.asipto.com/siremis20/

Username: guest

Password: guest

The Installation Process of the kamailio-4.0 under Ubuntu is attached below. Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2014-10/108152.htm

Http://kb.asipto.com/siremis:install40x:main

The installation process can be found on the official website. Put the installation process in a shell, copy it directly, and add the execution permission.

The installation process has been tested many times and has been successfully installed on many hosts.

(If you prefer to execute one sentence, you can)

#! /Bin/sh

# Installing apache and php
Sudo apt-get install apache2
Sudo a2enmod rewrite
Sudo apt-get install php5 php5-mysql php5-gd

# Add the following content for configurations that need to be modified due to local host reasons:
Echo 'servername localhost' | sudo tee/etc/apache2/httpd. conf

# Download the siremis installation package, decompress it, and enter the folder

# The following download and decompression processes can be performed manually

# Automatic execution requires that the version number of siremis be automatically identified, so there are many statements.
Cd/var/www
Sudo wget http://siremis.asipto.com/pub/downloads/siremis/siremis-4.0.0.tgz
Doc_name = $ (ls-l | grep siremis | grep ^-| awk '{print $ NF }')
Sudo tar xvfz $ doc_name
Dir_name = $ (ls-l | grep siremis | grep ^ d | awk '{print $ NF }')
Cd $ dir_name

# Add the content output by make apache-conf to the default file

# Put the content in a temporary file and delete it later.
Sudo touch tmp.txt
Sudo make apache-conf | sudo tee tmp.txt
Sudo sed-I '/DocumentRoot \/var \/www/r tmp.txt'/etc/apache2/sites-available/default
Sudo rm tmp.txt

# Compile and modify permissions
Sudo make prepare
Sudo make chown

# Execute the mysql Command, create a siremis user, and grant permissions

# If you do not create a user, you cannot create a database later.
Sudo mysql-uroot-p-e "create user 'siremis '@ 'localhost' identified by 'siremisrw ';"
Sudo mysql-uroot-p-e "grant all privileges on siremis. * to 'siremis '@ 'localhost' identified by 'siremisrw ';"

# Restart apache

# Connect to the website server for configuration
# Http: // localhost/siremis/
# Step 2: select all

Finally, run the Web Installation Wizard. In the second step, you must create a siremis database, and choose other import and update databases if any. Finally, log on.

// If a permission error occurs, add the permission.

// If the database cannot be found during logon, it is likely that the siremis database is not installed and you can reinstall it.

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