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HA Cluster and FOP2 restart

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    avayax
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    Whenever I swap around one of my master nodes in my FreePBX High Availability environment, I need to restart FOP2 manually afterwards.
    My setup is a little more complex than normal, as I have all FOP2 files in /usr/local/fop2 as well as in /etc/asterisk/fop2. License file and FOP2_server are only in /usr/local/fop2. I also have a OPTIONS="-d -c /etc/asterisk/fop2" in /etc/sysconfig/fop2.

    Any way for FOP2 server to automatically start?

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      nicolas
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      Usually HA software has a way to run scripts when a node switch roles.. you should add "service fop2 start" to that script. It is not a function of FOP2 in itself to know if its on a cluster or not or to sense in any way if your cluster is up / down or anything. You should handle that with your cluster tools. I am not familiar with the FreePBX HighAvailability tool you are using, but it should have a script to run anything you like when a node switch/changes role.

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