Since you haven't explained your situation (and I doubt this is mere curiosity), I'll assume you have a database backup from 2.14-643a (Build: 171126-1413) and require a server in which to install it because your original server ... died.
Your BEST bet would be to install the latest, restore your database, and then follow the upgrade instructions pertaining to the upgrade of the database. Now you have all your data AND have a fully upgraded system.
Failing that, you can install (as you already have) the latest version, then delete the /usr/src/astguiclient/trunk folder (or move it to trunkOLD), check out a new trunk folder with the correct svn revision level, and install that version with perl. Then you restore your matching DB and you're up and running. You will need to either get the SVN revision level from your DB (load it first?) in the system settings table or use an SVN repo browser to find which svn revision level contains 2.14-643a (Build: 171126-1413).
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cd /usr/src/astguiclient
mv trunk trunkOLD
svn co -r 1638 svn://svn.eflo.net:43690/agc_2-X/trunk
cd trunk
perl install.pl
perl /usr/share/astguiclient/ADMIN_update_server_ip.pl
You'll also need to modify your system settings and server settings to reflect the new system (if the asterisk version is different or the VM server's IP is wrong ... check everything).
Depending on how the installer works these days, you may also be able to "pause" during the install, open a 2nd PuTTY instance and force the svn revision level before the DB installation begins.
Note: If you are installing an older version of Vicidial on a newer ".iso base install" your only major restriction is that older Vicidial may not support Newer Asterisk. For instance, if your code supported asterisk 1.4, it's unlikely it will also support Asterisk 11. So you *may* need to install from an older .iso installer to get the proper version of asterisk installed easily (it can be done by uninstalling asterisk and reinstalling an old version ... but it's so much easier to just use an older vicibox .iso, thanks kumba!!)