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# Open Unified Recording (OUR) - Installation Shad Mortazavi January 20, 2010
# 
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# OUR is sponsored by http://www.unifiedrecording.com


The following installation has been tested on CentOS 5.4 + and Ubuntu 8.04 + . 

Pre-requisites
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Open Unified Recording requires the following components;

gcc-c++
automake
mysql-server 
perl
perl::DBI

For CentOS
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yum install automake
yum install gcc-c++
yum install mysql-server

For Ubuntu/Debian
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apt-get install libpcap-dev
apt-get install libmysql++-dev
apt-get install g++


Installation
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You will need to install URS as root. 

Make sure that mysql-server is running and that you have a user account that you have a user with sufficient privileges to create users and install a database. You will be asked for these instructions during the install process.

Make sure that apache is running.

untar the Open Unified Recording Compressed tar.gz file i.e tar -zxf OUR-1.0.tar.gz run the install script;

For CentOS run /INSTALL_CENTOS.SH
For Ubuntu/Debian run ./INSTALL_DEB.SH (make sure that you run this with correct privileges i.e sudo ./UNSTALL_DEB.SH

The install script creates the following directory structure;

CentOS
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/etc/URS 		(database connection string)
/usr/local/sbin/URS/    (SIP Call Recording Engine and maintenance scripts)
/var/www/html/URS/   	(This may be different on your distribution)
/var/www/cgi-bin/URS/	(This may be different on your distribution)
/var/spool/URS		(This is where the WAV recordings witll be installed)

Ubuntu
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/etc/URS 		(database connection string)
/usr/local/sbin/URS/    (SIP Call Recording Engine and maintenance scripts)
/var/www/URS/   	(This may be different on your distribution)
/usr/lib/cgi-bin/URS/	(This may be different on your distribution)
/var/spool/URS		(This is where the WAV recordings witll be installed)


The install script will then create the relevant databases and install the shaudiod daemon.

*** The Install script willl ask for the mysql server several times ***

Post Installation
-----------------

You should be able to browse to http://[server-ip]/URS/. The default username and password are sysadmin/sysadmin.

To record telephone conversations your Ethernet interface needs to be connected to a hub or a mirrored port on a network switch. In this scenario URS will record calls

 
Source: README.TXT, updated 2010-02-08