Clock Plugin not shows

Comments

• nicolas

  November 2015

  Thanks for the feedback, I have updated the plugin to version 1.0.2 that will show in the case you do not have action buttons.
  
  Best regards,
• daniel.velasco

  November 2015

  Hi,
  
  Thanks, now we see the clock perfectly.
  
  Best regards,
• Mansaylon

  August 2016

  I have the same issue.... no clock on the top.
  I have installed the plugin.
  How do I enable the plugin.... and where???
• nicolas

  August 2016

  How did you install the plugin? How did you install and configured FOP2?
• Mansaylon

  August 2016

  I have installed the FOP2 manually on my CentOS Server.
  Configured manually the fop2.cfg and button.cfg
  I start the Manager and installed the Plugins Clock and Call History (both are not on the panel yet).
  
  FOP2 Version 2.31.03
• Mansaylon

  August 2016

  And this is my fop2.cfg

  [general]
  ; xxServer
  manager_host = 192.168.101.80
  manager_port = 5040
  manager_user = admin
  manager_secret = xxxxxxxx
  
  listen_port = 4445
  web_dir = /var/www/html/fop2
  
  language = de
  poll_interval = 86400
  poll_voicemail = 1
  monitor_ipaddress = 1
  
  
  spy_options = "bq"
  whisper_options = "w"
  
  blind_transfer = 0
  supervised_transfer = 1
  
  ; For fop2 recording interface
  monitor_filename=/var/spool/asterisk/monitor/${ORIG_EXTENSION}_${DEST_EXTENSION}_%h%i%s_${UNIQUEID}
  monitor_format=wav
  monitor_mix=true
  monitor_exec=/usr/local/fop2/recording_fop2.pl
  
  voicemail_path=/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail
  
  master_key = xxxx
  user = 50:xxx:all
  user = 53:xxx:all
  user = 54:xxx:all
  user = 55:xxx:all
  buttonfile = buttons.cfg
  
  plugin=clock:/var/www/html/fop2/admin/plugins/clock
  plugin=callhistory:/var/www/html/fop2/admin/plugins/callhistory
  
  #exec autoconfig-users.sh
  
• nicolas

  August 2016

  Ok, manually configuring and addition of #exec will lead to trouble. Either chose manual configuration, or stick to the FOP2 Manager (#exec).
  
  My suggestion for you is to use the FOP2 Manager, that means that you should ditch all those user=xxx buttonfile=xx and plugin=xxx lines in fop2.cfg and leave only the #exec autoconfig-users.sh line.
  
  Then rename your buttons.cfg file as buttons_custom.cfg
  
  Finally log into the FOP2 Manager and create your users there, and install plugins there, via the FOP2 Manager. You will be able to install/uninstall plugins, create users and groups, assign plugins to users or not, etc, all from the FOP2 Manager web gui. And your buttons will be shown also there as you defined in the buttons_custom.cfg file.
  
  Best regards,