fs_arch_unofficial

Fresswitch PBX for Arch Linux (unofficial) package
This is the unofficial Freeswich PBX Arch Linux Repository based on Freeswitch Arch Linux AUR published from the user "Korynkai", thank you.

these builds are licensed under the MPL 2.0 License as the sourcecode from the creators of this software.

If you just want to install this version of Freeswitch, no repository is needed to be setup. You just download the 2 files: "freeswitch-xxxx-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst" and "spandsp-git-x.x.x.x-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst" and execute (for example):

pacman -U spandsp-git-3.0.0.r563.g7977601-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst freeswitch-1.10.12-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

which will install freeswitch with all dependencies on your server.

If you want to make use of this repository you will have to perform all operations as root user or sudo / run0.

1st init the pacman "master key"

pacman-key --init

and then import my GPG public key in pacman:

pacman-key --recv-key A39D375C947A2F33

In case the "ubuntu keyserver" is not reachable, you might fetch the key via DNSSEC (your ISP resolver has to be dnssec enabled), otherwise change your ISP dns resolver to "1.1.1.1" (cloudflare public dns resolver) or "8.8.8.8" (google public dns resolver) and execute

gpg --homedir /etc/pacman.d/gnupg --auto-key-locate clear,nodefault,dane --locate-keys th80@s4us.info

Then you need to trust this imported key, otherwise pacman will reject this repo

pacman-key --lsign-key A39D375C947A2F33

After successfully importing and signing (trusting) the key we need need to add the repository.

There are 2 ways to accomplish that, which is:

A) reposync on "sourceforge" (recommended as sf has lots of mirror servers). A special downloader had been written from my side that generates a local repository and syncs the data with the remote servers

or

B) the github way, where you can directly sync (very slow as GH is not a filesharing service itself)

RepoSetup via GitHub (not recommended).

github in 1st sight is not a file sever, more a professional "git" repository service, but I have managed it to access the raw data. You simply add these 2 lines in "/etc/pacman.conf":

[fs-repo]
Server = https://github.com/thigazi/fs_arch_unofficial/raw/refs/heads/main/x64/

and run "pacman -Syu" which synchronized the DB with the final command "pacman -S freeswitch" that triggers the installation of the freeswitch PBX System package

RepoSetup via sourceforge (recommended).

sourceforge is (perhaps one of the oldest) mirroring server network in the world to distribute software. On the other side, we cannot access data (in raw) mode directly, which makes it for us difficult to setup straight away the repo.

To make this happen, I have created an applicaiton that will create the repo, and sync all the data. and therfor 5 simple steps are needed, no libraries or whatever is needed

Install python3, if not already on your system

pacman -S python

download the "FSDLUpdater.py" script and place it in a location you might be is suitable, like "/usr/local/bin" and make it executable with "chmod 755 FSDLUpdater"

(1/5) create a directory where the repo-folder will be created, for example: /opt/custom-apps

sudo mkdir /opt/custom-apps

(2/5) change the ownershop to your daily account:

sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(whoami) /opt/custom_apps

(3/5) execute the script (as user), this python script will do the rest to setup the repo and download through the sf network the data, sets the symbolic links inside the local repo:

/usr/local/bin/FSDLUpdater.py /opt/custom_apps

(4/5) add custom pacman section /opt/custom_apps/fs-repo/pacman repo.txt as /etc/pacman.conf simply (as root user)

echo -e "\n$(cat /opt/custom_apps/fs-repo/pacman_repo.txt)" >> /etc/pacman.conf

chich will look like this:

[fs-repo]
Server = file:///opt/custom_apps/fs-repo/x64

(5/5) and finally sync and install with:

pacman -Syu && pacman -S freeswitch

(additionaly) add in our user cronjob an entry

0 0 5 * * /usr/local/bin/FSDLUpdater.py /opt/custom_apps >/dev/null 2>&1

which will execute every month the 5th of a month to syncronize and update that repo as soon I release a new version

"modules" included in this freeswitch installation

These modules are available in this FS build, for further modules that should be implemented please open an issue, i'll do my best to rebuild and make it in the repo available:

applications/mod_cidlookup
applications/mod_directory
applications/mod_easyroute
applications/mod_av
applications/mod_blacklist
applications/mod_commands
applications/mod_conference
applications/mod_db
applications/mod_dptools
applications/mod_enum
applications/mod_esl
applications/mod_esf
applications/mod_expr
applications/mod_fifo
applications/mod_fsv
applications/mod_hash
applications/mod_spandsp
applications/mod_spy
applications/mod_test
applications/mod_valet_parking
applications/mod_voicemail
codecs/mod_amr
codecs/mod_b64
codecs/mod_g723_1
codecs/mod_g729
codecs/mod_h26x
codecs/mod_opus
codecs/mod_clearmode
codecs/mod_g729
codecs/mod_dahdi_codec
codecs/mod_isac
codecs/mod_mp4v
codecs/mod_theora
dialplans/mod_dialplan_xml
dialplans/mod_dialplan_directory
endpoints/mod_loopback
endpoints/mod_rtc
endpoints/mod_sofia
event_handlers/mod_cdr_csv
event_handlers/mod_event_socket
event_handlers/mod_cdr_pg_csv
event_handlers/mod_fail2ban
event_handlers/mod_format_cdr
event_handlers/mod_json_cdr
event_handlers/mod_odbc_cdr
formats/mod_local_stream
formats/mod_native_file
formats/mod_png
formats/mod_sndfile
formats/mod_tone_stream
languages/mod_lua
languages/mod_python3
loggers/mod_console
loggers/mod_logfile
loggers/mod_syslog
say/mod_say_de
say/mod_say_en
xml_int/mod_xml_cd
timers/mod_posix_timer
timers/mod_timerfd