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I Can't run fop2 manager on my custom asterisk 11 !!

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    enbelal91
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    Dear admin,

    I installed a fop2 and fop2 manager on custom asterisk 11 running on CentOS 6.7 . when i login to fop2 manager it told me that fop2 server is not responding and i checked the service on the server i found it running. I attached to the photo. Could you help me to run fop2 on my custom asterisk.

    Thanks,
    Belal

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      nicolas
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      First of all, the check for the fop2 server running or not does not prevent you from using the FOP2 Manager. It is there for convenience only.

      Now, the check performs a socket connection from a php script to the same server. If that connection fails, you will see the error. There are configurations and security sets on the server that might prevent such conections, like the use of selinux. You can try disabling selinux and see if it makes a difference:

      setenforce 0
      service httpd restart

      Then try again... If it works , then you know that selinux is dennying the connection to make that check. There is a question in the FAQ telling you how to allow those via selinux configs, or you can also disable selinux altogether, is up to you.

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