chucknb28409

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Last active 12 years ago

  1. 12 years ago
    Fri Jun 8 15:47:57 2012

    Hi,

    I didn't know that i had to configure dahdi channel number ranges in the fop2 buttons page, once I did that it worked. The only I don't have working now is the 'show ip numbers', is that feature no longer available?

    Thanks

  2. Fri Jun 8 14:22:28 2012
    chucknb28409 posted in Cannot log in....

    It turns out I was changing the FOP1 config file in the wrong place, FreePBX 2.10.0 has it in a different place and when I made the changes there, the problem was fixed I now have both running but FOP2 still has a few tweaks to be made...

    Thanks

  3. Fri Jun 8 12:29:45 2012
    chucknb28409 started the conversation FOP2 not showing any trunk events events and no IP showing?.

    Hi,

    I have FOP2 up and running sort of... A user with 'all' access can log in to the WEB panel and all the buttons show up but the panel doesn't show any events on the trunk. There is no indication of a trunk being used when someone calls in or out. I enabled call events for the SIP extensions and Queues but I can't find anything in the FreePBX admin to do the same for trunks (if I am supposed to do something).

    Also I enabled show IP address but nothing shows up. The actions that do happen seem to persist for quite a while after a call has been terminated. Is there a place to change the update interval like there was for the old FOP?

    Thanks

  4. Fri Jun 8 03:04:51 2012
    chucknb28409 started the conversation Cannot log in....

    Ok,

    When I run the fop2_server --test I get:

    Flash Operator Panel 2 - Valid License (3)
    Connection to manager OK!

    I have installed the manager module in FreePBX and it works, I setup a group and gave users rights to everything (for testing) but I cannot log in under any user, it just there trying until it times out. When I run autoconfig-users-config.sh it shows all of my users, so they are all there. When I try to get a log file using:

    service fop2 stop
    cd /usr/local/fop2
    script capture.log
    ./fop2_server -X 511
    (do your failed test).
    ctrl-C
    exit
    service fop2 start

    The one odd thing that happens is that service fop2 stop fails? When I run ./fop2_server -X 511 I get:

    ** COLLECT INCLUDES fop2.cfg , tipo server

    ** exec: archivo temporal de server: NEWFOPSYRgCn

    • * READ SERVER CONFIG
    • * READ SERVER CONFIG - archivo fop2.cfg
    • * READ SERVER CONFIG - archivo NEWFOPSYRgCn
    • * READ SERVER calling COLLECT INCLUDES archivo autobuttons.cfg context GENERAL!buttons

    ** COLLECT INCLUDES autobuttons.cfg , tipo GENERAL!buttons

    ** exec: archivo temporal de botones: NEWFOPhy1sJN

    • * READ SERVER remove temp file server /usr/local/fop2/NEWFOPSYRgCn
    • * READ SERVER calling collect_includes autobuttons.cfg

    ** COLLECT INCLUDES autobuttons.cfg , tipo GENERAL!buttons

    ** autobuttons.cfg already included

    ** READ SERVER calling collect_includes NEWFOPhy1sJN

    ** COLLECT INCLUDES NEWFOPhy1sJN , tipo GENERAL!buttons

    ** NEWFOPhy1sJN already included

    • * READ BUTTONS CONFIG autobuttons.cfg para contexto GENERAL
    • * READ BUTTONS CONFIG NEWFOPhy1sJN para contexto GENERAL

    Borro boton temporal /usr/local/fop2/NEWFOPhy1sJN

    • * GENERA CONFIG START
    • * GENERA CONFIG - GENERAL
    • * GENERA CONFIG END

    Can't listen to port 4445

    I don't even get to the control c part it throws me back to the command prompt, and the capture log is empty. The odd thing is the message above that says 'can't listen on port 4445' when the server test says I can. I have tried IE 9, Firefox 13.0, and Chrome 19.0.1084.52 m and the latest Adobe flash player running on Windows 7 Home Premium.

    Centos 5.9
    Asterisk 1.8.12.1
    Freepbx 2.9

    Any suggestions on what to do?