diatonic

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  1. 15 years ago
    Mon Nov 30 17:49:37 2009
    diatonic posted in Not log in on centos5.

    Might want to make sure that the original fop isn't running on TCP 4445. Stop the fop2 service and recheck your netstat. If you want to run both fop and fop2 change op_server.pl for fop to run on 4444 (See the FAQ).

    .:diatonic:.

  2. Mon Nov 30 16:01:11 2009
    diatonic posted in Trunk Weirdness.

    Just wanted to post the resolution in case anyone else runs in to the same problem.

    In fop2.cfg I had specified 'buttonfile=buttons.cfg' to use my hand-edited button file, and was using #exec autoconfig-users-freepbx.sh to automatically generate the users. The autoconfig-users-freepbx.sh script also contains an exec to generate a button file. I commented out the exec line in autoconfig-users-freepbx.sh, and now it is working as expected.

  3. Sat Nov 28 22:39:53 2009
    diatonic started the conversation Trunk Weirdness.

    I've got 71 DAHDI channels, split in to 2 groups. I want each group to show as a tunk button in FOP2. I believe I have the syntax correct in buttons.cfg:

    [DAHDI/1]
    type=trunk
    label=T1-PRI1
    channel=DAHDI/2
    channel=DAHDI/3
    ...
    channel=DAHDI/22
    channel=DAHDI/23

    [DAHDI/25]
    type=trunk
    label=T1-A&M-Wink1
    channel=DAHDI/26
    channel=DAHDI/27
    channel=DAHDI/28
    ...
    channel=DAHDI/70
    channel=DAHDI/71
    channel=DAHDI/72

    However, in FOP2 I get 3 trunk buttons. One is just labeled "DAHDI", and the other 2 are both labeled "T1-A&M-Wink1". I placed an outbound call that went out on DAHDI/72 and it showed up like this:

    http://linus.webboise.com/imghost/pics/2cec7e819a668d974c3b8cea54edeaed.png

    Am I doing something wrong?

    -Chris