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This manual is about the installation and configuration of web-MeetMe version 3.0.3.
These set of instructions / guide lines are based on Centos – 5.0

Pre-requisite:
Asterisk 1.4 or later
MySQL 3.23 or later.
Yum install mysql
Yum install mysql-devel
PHP 4.3 or later
Yum install php
Yum install php-mysql
PEAR::DB (php-pear)
Yum install php-pear





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1) Down load the specified version of webmeet me i.e Web-Meetme 3.0.3.
Extract the .tar file in web directory. i.e, /var/www/html/
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2) Setup the database:
Create a database meetme
mysql> create database meetme;

Create the tables specified in /web-meetme/cbmysql/db-table-create-v5.txt
Copy each tables’s code from the file and paste it in mysql command line.
After building all tables, grant all privileges to database meetme;

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON meetme.* TO db_user @’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY 'db_passwd';
Write your mysql user name and password in db_user and db_passwd
Similarly , create a table defined in web-meetme/cbmysql/ db-admin-user-create.txt
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3) Compile and install CBMySQL
Go to the directory /var/www/html/web-meetme/cbmysql
To install run:
Make
Make install

Copy the sample cbmysql.conf to /etc/asterisk and create a dialplan in extension.conf similar to the one in cb-extensions.conf.sample .Modify the settings to suit your system. The location of the mysql.sock file is likely not correct, check /etc/my.conf for
the correct location
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4) Install Web-MeetMe
Modify the /var/www/html/web-meetme/lib/defines.php to match you
database settings.

define ("WEBROOT", "http://your IP address here");
define ("FSROOT", "your web-meetme directory here (/var/www/html/web-meetme");
define ("LIBDIR", FSROOT."lib/");

Also comment the aunthentication lines to disable authentication.

//define ("AUTH_TYPE", "adLDAP"); // adLDAP or sqldb
//define ("ADMIN_GROUP", "Domain Admins");
//define ("AUTH_TIMEOUT", "3"); //Hours
//include (LIBDIR.AUTH_TYPE.".php");

Copy ../web-meetme/phpagi/phpagi.example.conf to
/etc/asterisk , rename it to phpagi.conf and modify it to match the settings in your
manager.conf

Set an account in /etc/asterisk/manager.conf
similar to this:

[MeetMe]
secret = {pick-a-password}
read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user
write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user

Set your phpagi.conf file:

[asmanager]
# server to connect to
server=localhost

# default manager port
port=5038

#username for login
username=MeetMe

#password for login
secret=(password(secret) of MeetMe in manager.conf)
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Stop asterisk and restart again and reload it:
CLI> stop now
[root@localhost]#Asterisk
[root@localhost]#Asterisk -r
CLI> reload

Change the permission level on web-meetme folder and on the files given below
Go to the directory cd /var/www/html
chmod 777 web-meetme

Go to the directory cd /var/www/html/web-meetme/lib
chmod 777 defines.php
chmod 777 database.php
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Browse your web-meetme followed by the IP address of your Linux/Asterisk machine

http:///web-meetme
You should be able to connect to the web-meet me page.
Schedule a conference!
Note the conference number
Dial 1995, the prompt would ask for the conference number and password to enter through DTMF, that you have schedule.
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