FOP2 MANAGER

Comments

• mequelussi

  October 2014

  The message FOP2 Server is not responding appears. Be sure the service is running! But the service is running. Have any specific configuration settings for him to catch the FOP MANAGER?
• nicolas

  October 2014

  First separate what the manager is with the connection to the fop2 server itself. They are not related. If you cannot connect to FOP2 and says that the server is not responding, either the fop2 service is not running, or the port tcp/4445 is not open/redirected. Check both:
  
  pgrep fop2
  
  (to check if the service is running)
  
  netstat -lnp | grep 444
  
  To see what port is being used by it.
  
  Best regards,
  
• mequelussi

  October 2014

  Follows the return of the commands below.
  
  pgrep fop2:
  6508
  
  netstat -lnp | grep 444:
  tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:4445 0.0.0.0:* OUÇA 6508/fop2_serve
  
• nicolas

  October 2014

  If you cannot connect from the browser, then check that you have allowed/redirected/open port tcp/4445
  
• psoren

  December 2014

  Hi,
  
  I have the same issue with FOP manager.
  The service IS for sure running.
  I connect on the LAN to the asterisk which is also on the LAN, so the port can not be the issue.
  
  What can i do?
  
  Per
  
  
  
  
• nicolas

  December 2014

  Things are getting muddy here. If the problem is that in the FOP2 Manager Dashboard you see that the service is not running, but the service IS running, then most probably there are security settings in the server (like selinux), preventing PHP from performing socket connections, thus the monitor server check routine fails. It is nothing to worry about, as fop2, and the manager, will still work happily, just the service check in the fop2 manager dashboard might fail. You can disable selinux, or create rules in selinux to allow php socket connections, and you will be fine. Check the FAQ where it says how to allow socket connections for PHP.