How to – Scratch install the dynportal on CentOs, Rocky, or Alma Linux

This article will go over the steps to Scratch install the dynportal on a scratch CentOs, Rocky or Alma Linux Vicidial box that normally comes with the ISO. I have created the files you need and host them on one of my sites for download.

Step 1 – Download the necessary files

You will need 4 files to get this working on your server that you can download below

yum install -y firewalld
cd /home
wget https://dialer.one/dynportal.zip
wget https://dialer.one/firewall.zip
wget https://dialer.one/aggregate
wget https://dialer.one/VB-firewall

Step 2 – Move and unzip the files

You can copy and paste the following

• mkdir -p /var/www/vhosts/dynportal
• mv /home/dynportal.zip /var/www/vhosts/dynportal/
• mv /home/firewall.zip /etc/firewalld/
• cd /var/www/vhosts/dynportal/
• unzip dynportal.zip
• cd etc/httpd/conf.d/
• mv viciportal-ssl.conf viciportal.conf /etc/httpd/conf.d/
• cd /etc/firewalld/
• unzip -o firewall.zip
• mv /home/aggregate /usr/bin/
• chmod +x /usr/bin/aggregate
• mv /home/VB-firewall /usr/bin/
• chmod +x /usr/bin/VB-firewall

Step 3 – Add your SSL cert to dynportal-ssl.conf and location for redirect is defaults.inc.php

You need to edit your dynportal-ssl.conf file in /etc/httpd/conf.d/

nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/viciportal-ssl.conf

change the location to your SSL cert files

nano /var/www/vhosts/dynportal/inc/defaults.inc.php

Step 4 – add entry to crontab

Add the following lines to the bottom of your crontab by typing: crontab -e

### ViciBox integrated firewall, by default just load the VoIP Black list and reload it every 4 hours
### You can lock everyone out of your server if you set this wrong, so understand what you are doing!!!
@reboot /usr/bin/VB-firewall --whitelist=ViciWhite --dynamic --quiet
* * * * * /usr/bin/VB-firewall --whitelist=ViciWhite --dynamic --quiet --flush

Step 5 – Add ports to firewall and apache

Now use firewall-cmd and open port 446 on the firewall for public zone like such:

firewall-offline-cmd --add-port=446/tcp --zone=public --permanent

And edit the apache conf file to add the port to it:

• nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
• Add this line: Listen 446

Step 6 – Restart services

• service firewalld restart
• service httpd restart
• systemctl enable firewalld

That’s it, now go to http://yourdomain.com:446/valid8.php and you should see the following: