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We are making packages for the most popular distributions, they will be available any time soon. In the meantime you can download a tarball. Please be sure to download the correct package for your linux version.

FOP Version 2.27 (final)

If you choose the white label license you must install version 2.20 or higher, as Fop2 < 2.20 will not recognize the new white label license file.

centos

Centos 5 - i386

DownloadFOP 2.27 for Centos 5 or other Redhat Based Distributions, including Trixbox, Elastix, PiaF, AsteriskNow, etc.

Centos 5 - 64bits

DownloadFOP 2.27 for Centos 5 or other Redhat Based Distributions, including Trixbox, Elastix, PiaF, AsteriskNow, etc.

debian

Debian - 32bits

DownloadFOP 2.27 for Debian / Ubuntu Based Distributions, 32 bits.

Debian - 64bits

DownloadFOP 2.27 for Debian / Ubuntu Based Distributions, 64 bits.

raspberry pi

Raspberry PI - ARM

DownloadFOP 2.27 for Raspberry PI/Debian

FOP2Admin (FreePBX© module)

freepbx

Fop2Admin 1.2.16 module for Fop2 2.26 or higher

DownloadIt works along with FOP version 2.24 and lets you manage users, groups, permissions and more from the FreePBX GUI. You *must* update fop2admin if you use FOP 2.24 or higher or you will experience 'emtpy buttons'.

FOP Version 2.24 (old)

Centos - i386

FOP 2.24 for Centos 5 or other Redhat Based Distributions. Download

Centos - 64bits

FOP 2.24 for Centos 5 or other Redhat Based Distributions. Download

Debian - i386

FOP 2.24 for Debian/Ubuntu Download

Debian - 64bits

FOP 2.24 for Debian/Ubuntu Download

Centos 4 - i386

FOP 2.11 for Centos 4 or other Redhat Based Distributions, with glibc 2.3. Download

Note: Centos 4 comes by default with a debugging perl version. FOP2 will refuse to run with a debugging perl. If you have problems running it you can try replacing your perl with these:
perl-5.8.5-36.3.i386.rpm
perl-suidperl-5.8.5-36.3.i386.rpm

Fedora Core 10 - i386

Tarball for Fedora Core 10. 32bits. Download

Note: Fedora comes by default with a debugging perl version. FOP2 will refuse to run with a debugging perl. If you have problems running it you can try replacing your perl with these:
perl-5.10.0-73.fc10.i386.rpm
perl-libs-5.10.0-73.fc10.i386.rpm

FOP2Admin (FreePBX© Module - old version)

Version 1.1 - It works along with FOP version 2.10 and lets you manage users, groups, permissions and more from the FreePBX GUI Download




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What people say

Great handy piece of software you've made. Have been using it together with * since 2005 in our non-profit organization. Very pleased. Kari Kandell
Just wanted to tell you: your FOP2 panel software is impeccable. Very NICELY done. Eric Mutter
I had looked at FOP2 some time ago, but did not deploy it for lack of parking management. I deployed 2.11 for the first time last night and wow, what a great product. I will include a copy with every deployment now. Doug Truitt
The new beta works great on iPhone 4 with iOS 4.2.1. Seemless upgrade from 2.1.1. Very impressive! David Shauger
Man this is great! I love it!! Now I'm working on the recording thing. What a great tool. Eric Hall
Let me also congratulate you on what a fantastic job you have done... on all your products.. they are clean, easy to use, useful and easy to install. I wish i had someone like you on my staff for our developments. FOP2 is just brilliant. Seriously. Excelent job. Tony Sampano
We provide hosted PBX service based on the Asterisk PBX. We have looked at several queue management systems over the last few weeks and elected to give FOP2 a second look. We purchased beta 2.2 on Saturday, deployed with a few minor tweaks on Sunday and were impressing customers on Monday. We tested on IE, Firefox, Safari and Mango using WinXP, Vista, Win7 and Snow Leopard on a 200 extension installation with around 50 queues. The results were consistently flawless. Dennis Smith
www.vylmedia.com