Fop2 on Centos 6 64-bit
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Hi,
Login credentials are not related to symlinks at all, they are just credentials. FOP2 manages its own tables for login in, if you add extensions after fop2admin was installed, those extensions are not added to fop2, you must add them by hand.
Heh, sorry - should have trimmed the quote - I mean the 32-bit version worked great - I wasn't having issues with the credentials.
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[quote]Hi,
Login credentials are not related to symlinks at all, they are just credentials. FOP2 manages its own tables for login in, if you add extensions after fop2admin was installed, those extensions are not added to fop2, you must add them by hand.
Heh, sorry - should have trimmed the quote - I mean the 32-bit version worked great - I wasn't having issues with the credentials.[/quote]
No problem!.. back to symlinks then. Version 2.27 should not require any symlinks on centos,debian or ubuntu. I am trying to include all needed libraries on the package to avoid these conflicts.
Best regards,
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[quote][quote]Hi,
Login credentials are not related to symlinks at all, they are just credentials. FOP2 manages its own tables for login in, if you add extensions after fop2admin was installed, those extensions are not added to fop2, you must add them by hand.
Heh, sorry - should have trimmed the quote - I mean the 32-bit version worked great - I wasn't having issues with the credentials.[/quote]
No problem!.. back to symlinks then. Version 2.27 should not require any symlinks on centos,debian or ubuntu. I am trying to include all needed libraries on the package to avoid these conflicts.
Best regards,[/quote]
Odd. I can't remember the exact error that I was getting, but it was similar to what other people were seeing before they ran the symlink on their systems. I was using the most up-to-date version of the FreePBX distro, so I wonder if maybe some of their tinkering caused the symlink to be necessary afterall? Unfortunately the system is now in production otherwise I'd try it again from scratch. It was an anomaly for me to use 32-bit in the first place...
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Sorry guys.. for some reason i was not notified there was a reply and i just thought i would check in.....
The server is not available for me to test right now (test server running on laptop loaned to customer) but i will check that.
The extensions were in fact created after FOP2 was installed so that is probably it.
Is there no way for FOP2 to query extension lists say each time it loads? Then as an admin after adding abunch of extensions (new department started for example with 15 users) you would only have to open FOP2 once and login once rather than go and add users in individually.
Does this make sense?I guess this has been bought up before but not sure so thought i would suggest.
Will let you know if adding users manually makes it all work
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I have Asterisk 11.2.1 on Centos 6.4, i installed the centos 64 bit version and it works fine, however now my asterisk gui is acting funny. i can get to my gui via the ipaddress in a web browser, clicking on the admin icon brings up the password prompt as normal. after entering the password it takes me to the status screen, but its arranged differently now, more so in a text format and not the dashlet format as before. the menu dropdowns are still at the top as before, they drop down fine, but when i select any menu option out of any of the drop downs, im taken to the main page with the admin icon, user console, operator console and support icons. clicking on the admin icon prompts a password again. now, asterisk seems to be working fine, and i can ssh into it no problem. i think i broke the gui somehow. suggestions?
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FOP2 does not touch any of your GUI configuration files at all and in any way. Whatever you did to break the GUI is probably not related to FOP2 itself.
One thing you might want to check is that your admin manager password was not changed in /etc/asterisk/manager.conf. If you change that password, and forget to change it also on your GUI configuration files (like /etc/amportal.conf or similar), then things will work quite badly.
Best regards,
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