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3.7 KiB
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104 lines
3.7 KiB
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Asterisk PBX Docker image
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The smallest Docker image with Asterisk PBX https://hub.docker.com/r/andrius/asterisk/
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This image is based on Alpine Linux image, which is only a 5MB image, and contains
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[Asterisk PBX](http://www.asterisk.org/get-started/features).
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Total size of this image for `latest` tag is:
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[](https://microbadger.com/images/andrius/asterisk "Get your own image badge on microbadger.com")
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and for `debian-15-latest`:
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[](https://microbadger.com/images/andrius/asterisk:debian-15-latest "Get your own image badge on microbadger.com")
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# Custom UID/GID
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By default, Asterisk will run as default user (asterisk) with UID and GID assigned by alpine linux, but it's possible to specify then through environment variables:
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- `ASTERISK_UID`
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- `ASTERISK_GID` (note, GID is not supported in debian releases)
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Default asterisk user will be re-created with new UID and GID
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In given example, ID's of current host user will be used to start, that will fix permissions issues on logs volume:
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```bash
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docker run -ti --rm \
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-e ASTERISK_UID=`id -u` \
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-e ASTERISK_GID=`id -g` \
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-v ${PWD}/logs:/var/log/asterisk \
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andrius/asterisk
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```
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# Alternative user
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It is possible to specifty other than asterisk user to start through environment variable `ASTERISK_USER`:
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```bash
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docker run -ti --rm -e ASTERISK_USER=root andrius/asterisk
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```
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# Versions
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## Based on Alpine linux:
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:11.6.1` for Asterisk 11.x (stable release), Alpine 2.6
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:11` for Asterisk 11.x (stable release), Alpine 2.7
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:14` for Asterisk 14.x, Alpine 3.6
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:15.2.2` for Asterisk 15.2.2, Alpine 3.7
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:15` for Asterisk 15.x, Alpine 3.8
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:latest` for Asterisk 15.x, Alpine latest
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:edge` for latest Asterisk 15.x, based on Alpine edge
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### What's missing
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Only base Asterisk packages installed. If you want to add sounds, it's recommended to mount them as volume or data container, however you may install additional packages with `apk` command:
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- asterisk-alsa - ALSA channel;
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- asterisk-cdr-mysql - MySQL CDR;
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- asterisk-chan-dongle - chan\_dongle, to manage calls and SMS through Huawei USB dongle;
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- asterisk-curl - curl integration with Asterisk;
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- asterisk-dahdi - DAHDI channel (ISDN BRI/PRI, FXO and FXS cards integration);
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- asterisk-fax - support faxing
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- asterisk-mobile - Use Bluetooth mobile phones as FXO devices;
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- asterisk-odbc - ODBC support;
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- asterisk-pgsql - PostgreSQL support;
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- asterisk-sounds-en - sounds
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- asterisk-sounds-moh - music on hold;
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- asterisk-speex - Speex codec;
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- asterisk-srtp - SRTP encryption;
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- asterisk-tds - MS SQL support.
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### Database support
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By default, Asterisk PBX store CDR's to the CSV file, but also support databases. Refer Asterisk PBX documentation for ODBC support.
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For Postgre SQL include following lines to your Dockerfile:
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```bash
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RUN apk add --update less psqlodbc asterisk-odbc asterisk-pgsql \
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&& rm -rf /var/cache/apk/*
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```
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And For MySQL:
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For MySQL, `mysql-connector-odbc` should be downloaded from the official site and compiled
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## Based on Debian linux:
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debian-11.25.3 debian-12.8.2 debian-13-current debian-14-current debian-15-current
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Debian Jessie:
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:debian-11.25.3`
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:debian-12.8.2`
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Debian Stretch:
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:debian-13-current`
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:debian-14-current`
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- `docker pull andrius/asterisk:debian-15-current`
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