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  1. [23:23] <tunibbles> php editor ?
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  4. [23:30] <MafooUK> hmm trying to adjust call_center_queues but it is being inconsistent in the value for queue_moh_sound for ringbacks it is storeing them in full format (so includes tone_stream:// etc but for moh it just stores Default, instead of local_stream://Default what is teh correct hing to store, i.e. do i need to update the ringbacks class to allow you to indicate values as full stream format or
  5. [23:30] <MafooUK> short format ?
  6. [23:33] <DigiDaz> tunibbles: Advanced/sip profiles
  7. [23:34] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: I think the tone streams were added later to allow standard ringback tones
  8. [23:35] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: It could be argued that it is wrong to use ringback tones at all as the caller is unaware at that point that they are in a queue and being charged for the call
  9. [23:35] <DigiDaz> But all my clients like ringback tones
  10. [23:36] <DigiDaz> I'm guessing that is why they were originally not in
  11. [23:37] <DigiDaz> I don't think it really matters as long as they work whether it is long or short
  12. [23:38] <MafooUK> DigiDaz i am trying to work out if it woudl work if it is the short format as that is teh default teh ringbacks class provides so trying to convert call_centers to use it
  13. [23:38] <blackc2004> mcrane: https://help.github.com/articles/checking-out-pull-requests-locally/
  14. [23:39] <MafooUK> I haven't used teh call_center stuff have you got a system you could manually edit teh db on to see if you can set queue_moh_sound to just be '${uk-ring}' ?
  15. [23:39] <MafooUK> that way i don't have to add more support code
  16. [23:39] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: Definitely not, thats why the tone stream was added I think it needs something like loops = blah too
  17. [23:40] <MafooUK> ok so it needs the full form, okies i will add teh full form supprot in
  18. [23:40] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: ....
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  20. [23:41] <DigiDaz> It needs the tone stream in the xml but now it is handled in lua it may be easier to add the tome stram bit in the lua if that would make things easier for you
  21. [23:42] <MafooUK> it would as we already have a lua function to do it on teh fly
  22. [23:42] <MafooUK> do you know what lua i need to look at i couldn't find call_center as a app
  23. [23:43] <MafooUK> ohh i see it is in teh xml_handler section as it gets config
  24. [23:43] <MafooUK> hah looks like we already added some of teh new function support
  25. [23:43] <MafooUK> hmm just cheked looks like i must have already caught that file when we implemented it
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  27. [23:45] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: This is the kindo of thing that ends up int he XML, here's two different queues:
  28. [23:45] <DigiDaz> <param name="moh-sound" value="tone_stream://$${uk-ring};loops=-1"/>
  29. [23:45] <DigiDaz> <param name="moh-sound" value="local_stream://T2S-Technical"/>
  30. [23:46] <MafooUK> yeah i found the xml_handler for call_center's it looks like it alrady got converted to use teh new function that auto formats the streams out to thier full value
  31. [23:46] <MafooUK> it was just teh php page that hadn't been converted over to use teh ringbacks class for tidier code
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  35. [23:47] <MafooUK> i have prepared a PR but this one deffinately needs someoen who knows call_center to test it - https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx/pull/1637
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  37. [23:49] <MafooUK> hmm i included the fixes for somethign else in that oups
  38. [23:51] <tunibbles> removed the pix from behind nat
  39. [23:51] <tunibbles> and now works
  40. [23:51] <tunibbles> less or more
  41. [23:54] <neteng> on the sip status page, state show running (#) What does that # mean? External =0 internal = 2
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  49. [00:06] <neteng> and the original question, if you put the external profile on 5060 will it still show up in the sip status page?
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  51. [00:11] <MafooUK> neteng you cannot have teh internal and external profile on teh same port
  52. [00:14] <MafooUK> neteng the (0) i think is the interger value of teh RUNNING state it comes directly from freeswitch as 'sofia status'
  53. [00:15] <neteng> Thanks MafooUK
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  55. [00:15] <DigiDaz> neteng: The point is why are you wanting the external profile on 5060??
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  58. [00:17] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: Do you have a branch on your github I can check out to test this PR?
  59. [00:18] <neteng> DigiDaz: sip inspection on the ASA …
  60. [00:18] <neteng> I guess I nee a new service policy for port 5080
  61. [00:19] <neteng> DigiDaz: picked up the http://www.bladehelis.com/VortexPro/
  62. [00:20] <mcrane> blackc2004: thanks for the link
  63. [00:23] <MafooUK> DigiDaz yes but it is conflicted atm, fixing it then will give you teh link
  64. [00:24] <DigiDaz> k
  65. [00:25] <MafooUK> ouu will have to bookmark taht link blackc2004 that will make testing PR's easier
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  67. [00:28] <r3ply`> Hello, just wondering what the recommended setup is? LinuxDistro, Webserver etc... Thanks!
  68. [00:29] <neteng> r3ply`: https://www.fusionpbx.com/app/www/download.php
  69. [00:30] <DigiDaz> Where are all these welcome, newbies coming from?
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  72. [00:31] <r3ply`> i got the latest debian, which appears to be 8.5 jessie, is that too new? I've run into a few issues so far..
  73. [00:31] <DigiDaz> I wonder if we have had a mention in elastix forums or something, here seem to be a few elastix users the last couple of weeks
  74. [00:31] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: What issues?
  75. [00:31] <MafooUK> PR-1637 fixed for conflicts now
  76. [00:31] <MafooUK> DigiDaz the source branch is - https://github.com/mafoo/fusionpbx/tree/BugFix-Convert-call_center-to-ringbacks-class
  77. [00:32] <MafooUK> and you can vierw PR1637 for what was changed
  78. [00:33] <MrNato_home> morning!
  79. [00:33] <MafooUK> Good eveing Mr Nato
  80. [00:34] <r3ply`> after running ./install.sh, i went to the web browser, and fusionpbx could not see the event socket, check and freeswitch wasn't running. called it manually, and got a complaint that /etc/freeswitch/freeswitch.xml did not exist.. i coped one from /usr/share... something, then it was complaining about other files such as /etc/freeswitch/vars.xml not existing, as well it couldn't load
  81. [00:34] <r3ply`> mod_sofia.so...
  82. [00:34] <MafooUK> r3ply` what issues are you having, We had a lot of updates that went in over the last 12 hours so it depends when you installed that some of them may have been fixed
  83. [00:34] <MrNato_home> anyone got any ideas on this.. reseller that registers pbxes to us wants auto failover. I have done this by action/antiaction doing a sofia contact and if ^error is returned it diverts to mobile, then antiaction is the normal call the pbx
  84. [00:34] <MrNato_home> got any ideas how to do that with someone that has like 5 phone registered?
  85. [00:34] <MrNato_home> maybe check 3 phones are are not reg then divert?
  86. [00:35] <MafooUK> r3ply` when did you perform your initial install ?
  87. [00:35] <r3ply`> about 4 hrs ago
  88. [00:36] <MrNato_home> thats like 10 years ago in MafooUK's world
  89. [00:36] <MrNato_home> :)
  90. [00:36] <r3ply`> at the very very beginning i was actually getting errors that packages like 'freeswitch-meta-bare' did not exist in freeswitch.list's "deb http://files.freeswitch.org/repo/deb/freeswitch-1.6/ jessie main"
  91. [00:37] <r3ply`> i simply created a mynewlist.list file and just pointed to "...freeswitch.org/repo/deb/debian jessie main" and then it found the packages, but that's when i ran into the event socket issue
  92. [00:37] <MafooUK> hmm that doesn't sound good r3ply`
  93. [00:38] <blackc2004> MrNato_home, do you mean that they have 5 phones registered to same ext or just 5 phones in general?
  94. [00:38] <MafooUK> Len_ are you still updating docs, got a PR for you - https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-docs/pull/44
  95. [00:38] <MrNato_home> general
  96. [00:38] <blackc2004> Because under extensions->call control there's a "not registered" forward option
  97. [00:38] <MrNato_home> not in my version :)
  98. [00:38] <blackc2004> upgrade ;)
  99. [00:38] <MrNato_home> 3.6.4 I think
  100. [00:38] <blackc2004> ouch. old!
  101. [00:39] <neteng> lol
  102. [00:39] <MafooUK> r3ply` i am concerned as you shoudln't need to do anything to teh system to tweak it teh install.sh shoudl take care of it
  103. [00:39] <MrNato_home> yes I promise next release I will get mcrane to upgrade me
  104. [00:40] <MafooUK> r3ply` if you can might be worth blowing away the machine encase somethign got messed up on install?
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  106. [00:44] <r3ply`> MafooUK, I agree! haha.. what i do know for sure and i think you can quickly verify too, is that the ./install.sh script, eventually calls on some other scripts in ./resources/switch to actually setup freeswitch.. depending on which of these switch resource files are chosen, it adds the url http://files.freeswitch.org/repo/deb/freeswitch-1.6/ to the apt sources... well if you go to the url
  107. [00:44] <r3ply`> and navigate into dists > jessie > main > binary-i386, packages such as 'freeswitch-meta-bare' which the script is also trying apt-get, do not exist there...
  108. [00:47] <MafooUK> strange i installed a system about 6 hours ago from that script and it worked
  109. [00:47] <tunibbles> guys .... it works
  110. [00:48] <tunibbles> thanks a lot
  111. [00:49] <tunibbles> now my last question ... if possible
  112. [00:49] <tunibbles> what about setting up a firewall ?
  113. [00:50] <r3ply`> MafooUK, are you using 8.5 jessie? I just downloaded the netinst image, and during setup i de-selected the desktop package, and selected webserver and ssh server.. i then realized that doing so installed httpd which conflicted with nginx before i turned httpd off..
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  115. [00:51] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: You using 32-bit?
  116. [00:51] <r3ply`> yes, 32 bit!
  117. [00:52] <DigiDaz> Thats probably the problem
  118. [00:52] <DigiDaz> Freeswich may not be building for that anymore
  119. [00:52] <DigiDaz> defintely exists in 64-bit: http://files.freeswitch.org/repo/deb/freeswitch-1.6/pool/main/f/freeswitch/
  120. [00:52] <r3ply`> yep, i just checked the same url i posted early and saw it under amd64
  121. [00:52] <pankid> I am trying to figure out why the call detail records page takes a couple minutes to load. There are about 400 records in it total. It was timing out before until I increased the fastcgi_read_timeout in my nginx virtualhost.
  122. [00:53] <MafooUK> DigiDaz do we need the bootstrapper to also check os bits (except when arm and unoffical) ?
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  124. [00:53] <MafooUK> pankid do you have a lot of recordings ?
  125. [00:53] <pankid> where should I be looking for errors? I am not seeing anything obvious in nginx/postgres/freeswitch/php5-fpm logs
  126. [00:53] <r3ply`> what is also interesting is that when i added my own apt sources list, i noted the package versions were 1.4 something
  127. [00:53] <r3ply`> freeswitch package versions
  128. [00:53] <MafooUK> r3ply` yes because 1.4 was teh last they built for 32bit
  129. [00:54] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: Maybe it just doesn't work any more on i386, the video deps etc
  130. [00:54] <MafooUK> DigiDaz isn't your arm image 32bit ?
  131. [00:54] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: Why are you using 32-bit?
  132. [00:55] <FreeMe> If I make a new .lua in the script editor and call that in the dialplan, that's all that's needed right?
  133. [00:55] <r3ply`> mhmm and by setting that and letting the ./install script run it appears that it didn't do everything fusionpbx was expecting..
  134. [00:55] <pankid> MafooUK: I am only seeing 10 or so recordings on the first page., so I don't think so. Would 40-100 recordings cause this? I am seeing very low usage of ram, which is odd. htop is showing under 200mB out of 16Gb
  135. [00:55] <r3ply`> DigiDaz, my test machine. its a few yrs old
  136. [00:55] <DigiDaz> MafooUK: Yes, but not necessarily sure that means its ok on i386 32 bit? I just can't figure why freeswitch would drop it
  137. [00:55] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: But it is 64 bit CPU?
  138. [00:56] <r3ply`> i don't think so..
  139. [00:56] <r3ply`> its a nano
  140. [00:56] <r3ply`> 1.1 or 1.6ghz
  141. [00:56] <DigiDaz> lol, then its more than a 'few' years old
  142. [00:56] <r3ply`> sorry atom
  143. [00:57] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: what does cat /proc/cpuinfo give?
  144. [00:57] <r3ply`> Intel Atom Z510 (Silverthorne)
  145. [00:57] <r3ply`> permission denied...?
  146. [00:57] <DigiDaz> wow, that is ancient
  147. [00:58] <r3ply`> oh i din't see the cat...
  148. [00:58] <r3ply`> i think this is the relevant information: address sizes : 32 bits physical, 32 bits virtual
  149. [00:59] <DigiDaz> yep, just checked the ark, its definitely 32bit
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  151. [00:59] <DigiDaz> I think the only option you have is a source compile which is gonna take an age
  152. [01:00] <r3ply`> so how good/bad is it if i just installed freeswitch, then i installed nginx, then fusionpbx?
  153. [01:00] <r3ply`> do i have to use nginx, will it run on apache?
  154. [01:00] <MafooUK> install.sh --use-switch-source
  155. [01:00] <r3ply`> yes that's what i was thinking just source compile freeswitch
  156. [01:01] <MafooUK> r3ply` you can use httpd if you want to but you will need to configure it up yourself
  157. [01:01] <MafooUK> DigiDaz i gotta go, late here i will catch up tomorrow about putting some architecture detects for when it shodul complain
  158. [01:02] <DigiDaz> K
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  160. [01:03] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: The last thing you want to do is add apache to such a processor
  161. [01:03] <DigiDaz> r3ply`: How much RAM does it have?
  162. [01:03] <r3ply`> DigiDaz, hehe.. or maybe this pbx is for my nemesis....
  163. [01:04] <r3ply`> oh its bad, 1GB i think?
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  165. [01:04] <DigiDaz> Thats OK, why not get a $5 vps that would be better
  166. [01:04] <r3ply`> but compiling freeswitch myself from source and adding fusionpbx on top, no issues?
  167. [01:05] <DigiDaz> Yes, pleanty of issues, do it the way mafoouk said
  168. [01:05] <r3ply`> this is an experimental unit, get familiar with fusion and debian. i generally run freeswitch alone in text-only centos.
  169. [01:06] <r3ply`> DigiDaz, good to know, yes i've taken to using MafooUK's suggestion
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  172. [01:12] <TylerP> Hi guys, is it possible to change the path for just cisco phones to a different directory?
  173. [01:12] <TylerP> What I would like to do is set up a directory for Cisco 7960 phones to provision from a cloud hosted server.
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  175. [01:17] <TylerP> right now I have a separate directory, i create the devices and download the files, then upload them back to that directory. I was hoping I could skip that step :)
  176. [01:30] <tunibbles> ok, thanks to everyone
  177. [01:31] <tunibbles> here it's time to sleep
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  179. [01:34] <FreeMe> Tyler_P : what are you referring to?
  180. [01:34] <FreeMe> Oh sorry didn't read.. and yeah just switch up the profile rule
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  182. [01:44] <BigggRobbb> DigiDaz: Where are all these welcome, newbies coming from? Probably saw mcrane on cluecon weekly
  183. [01:45] <DigiDaz> TylerP: Cisco 7960 only uses TFTP for provisioning which is insecure so you need it in LAN
  184. [01:45] <DigiDaz> BigggRobbb: I doubt it, these guys are not freeswitch people
  185. [01:46] <mcrane> or maybe saw on youtube
  186. [01:46] <r3ply`> DigiDaz, no http://whatever profile rule on the 7960?
  187. [01:47] <BigggRobbb> mcrane: your like a fly on the wallpaper :)
  188. [01:48] <BigggRobbb> mcrane: youtube is what i meant, you made the install look pretty easy
  189. [01:48] <mcrane> still teaching the class today
  190. [01:49] <mcrane> the install is easy now
  191. [01:49] <mcrane> multiple people helping with making it easier
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  194. [01:57] <DigiDaz> Yep, could be youtube, I'm more thinking a forum somewhere though, maybe somone saw the cluecon then posted in a forum or something, we have seen at least two, maybe three ex elastix guys in the past couple of weeks
  195. [02:02] <kismetg17> Good evening folks - hope you're all well?
  196. [02:02] <DigiDaz> hi kismetg17
  197. [02:02] <Len_> hello kismetg17
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  199. [02:03] <kismetg17> hi DigiDaz ......... just getting home from work, still messing with the Pi 3
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  201. [02:05] <kismetg17> quick question anyone....... in a single tenant system, I just created a gateway and selected domain variable to "global". But after saving, that gateway is not visible in the list of gateways. However, when I go to Sip Status, I see it there. How do I make it visible?
  202. [02:07] <DigiDaz> quicker question... Why would you want a global gateway on a single tenant system?
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  204. [02:08] <kismetg17> DigiDaz my curiosity got the best of me...........lol
  205. [02:09] <DigiDaz> Possibly its one of those things that don't activate until it goes multitenant, you would have to ask mcrane or grep the code
  206. [02:09] <kismetg17> thanks for the hint......I'll just add a second domain and see if it rears it's head.......lol
  207. [02:10] <TylerP> Hi DigiDaz, I just have 1 client with about 15 of these phones that I would like to cater to. So probably the way I'm doing it now is sufficient.
  208. [02:10] <DigiDaz> kismetg17: I don't know if its still the case but before, the moment you added a second domain, 'stuff' happened :)
  209. [02:10] <TylerP> Basically I just open the port in iptables when the phones need initial provisioning
  210. [02:11] <mcrane> kismetg17: don't use the domain setting on the gateway
  211. [02:11] <kismetg17> haha mcrane .... I know now!
  212. [02:11] <mcrane> its for moving the gateway to another tenant
  213. [02:12] <mcrane> superadmin group can use them from any tenant
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  215. [02:12] <DigiDaz> lol, yep, they were global outbound routes? Not gateways
  216. [02:12] <mcrane> don't use the hostname
  217. [02:12] <mcrane> either its for assigning a gateway to a specific server by its hostname
  218. [02:12] <mcrane> for a multi-server setup
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  220. [02:13] <kismetg17> yeah, I've been following your warnings here about the hostname variable
  221. [02:15] <kismetg17> DigiDaz it didn't work.......:(
  222. [02:16] <mcrane> what didn't work?
  223. [02:19] <kismetg17> I figured I'd add a second domain to see if that gateway will show up, but it didn't. DigiDaz had mentioned something earlier that made me want to try that....
  224. [02:20] <DigiDaz> kismetg17: It was never global gateways, it was outbound routes
  225. [02:20] <kismetg17> now I'm trying to log into Adminer to see if I can see it in the DB and I'm getting this error on the login page: "Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: FATAL: role "www-data" does not exist" BUT the postgresql service is running
  226. [02:20] <kismetg17> aaaah DigiDaz
  227. [02:21] <DigiDaz> mcrane just explained it
  228. [02:21] <DigiDaz> kismetg17: The user is not www-data its fusionpbx
  229. [02:22] <DigiDaz> You need get to that fusionpbx school mcrane is running ;-)
  230. [02:22] <kismetg17> yeah, I'm using fusionpbx as both username and db name. as soon as I hit the login, I get that message in red
  231. [02:23] <kismetg17> DigiDaz yes that is my plan soon.
  232. [02:23] <DigiDaz> did you put localhost in tha adminer?
  233. [02:24] <kismetg17> yes sir
  234. [02:24] <Len_> it looks there but its not
  235. [02:25] <DigiDaz> kismetg17: You actually typoed it in as opposed to just leaving in the grey prompt?
  236. [02:25] <kismetg17> yes sir
  237. [02:25] <kismetg17> I remember having that issue on another system, so I always type the localhost in
  238. [02:26] <Len_> hmm
  239. [02:26] <Len_> Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: FATAL: role "www-data" does not exist
  240. [02:27] <Len_> wasnt there a recent change in adminer?
  241. [02:28] <kismetg17> I don't know Len_ guess I need to find out
  242. [02:28] <DigiDaz> kismetg17: pastebin your: pg_hba.conf
  243. [02:28] <Len_> is this on a recent git pull?
  244. [02:28] <kismetg17> I did notice when I updated the server via apt-get dist-upgrade that there was a postgresql update
  245. [02:28] <kismetg17> okay DigiDaz give me a sec
  246. [02:29] <DigiDaz> I'm thinking socket vs port here
  247. [02:30] <Len_> should the role be fusionpbx and not www-data?
  248. [02:30] <DigiDaz> I think its the auth type hence why I'm asking for the contents of that file
  249. [02:31] <Len_> this is what i was thinking but dont think it has anything to do with the problem https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx/commit/e21d344cfd533dec2f62a56f53a26ccc1522fee8
  250. [02:31] <kismetg17> DigiDaz here it is http://pastebin.com/6bz1yDKH
  251. [02:34] <DigiDaz> That looks good, so neither of you can log in using adminer?
  252. [02:34] <Len_> nope
  253. [02:34] <kismetg17> Len_ DigiDaz so I just confirmed the same error login into the db on two other fusionpbx servers (one in my home and the other on DigitalOcean) - both of which I apt-get dist-upgraded today
  254. [02:35] <mcrane> Len_> should the role be fusionpbx and not www-data? yes
  255. [02:35] <mcrane> www-data is the web server user
  256. [02:35] <mcrane> not the database user by default
  257. [02:35] <DigiDaz> what version of adminer is this with?
  258. [02:36] <mcrane> the host shows as localhost
  259. [02:36] <Len_> the error on login to adminer mcrane is Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: FATAL: role "www-data" does not exist
  260. [02:36] <mcrane> by default but its in the background
  261. [02:36] <DigiDaz> Mine is 4.2.1
  262. [02:36] <kismetg17> v4.2.1 DigiDaz
  263. [02:36] <mcrane> make sure you specify the adminer host
  264. [02:37] <Len_> are you able to login to adminer on that install from today mcrane?
  265. [02:39] <kismetg17> just for kicks, y'all think I should restart PostgreSQL?
  266. [02:39] <kismetg17> to see if that resolves anything from the update?
  267. [02:40] <DigiDaz> I'm trying to replicate this and am having difficulty
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  269. [02:40] <DigiDaz> I've just upgraded and it did include a postgres update but I can still get in via adminer
  270. [02:41] <kismetg17> that definitely is strange
  271. [02:41] <kismetg17> I'm gonna restart the service on one box and see what happens
  272. [02:41] <DigiDaz> did you update your fusionpbx or something too?
  273. [02:42] <kismetg17> yes, on all those boxes.
  274. [02:42] <Len_> im trying on a new install from today
  275. [02:44] <DigiDaz> Yep, I can verify this: Unable to connect to PostgreSQL server: FATAL: role "www-data" does not exist
  276. [02:44] <DigiDaz> When I updated source the very first change was to adminer
  277. [02:45] <mcrane> install earlier today doesn't use role www-dasta
  278. [02:45] <mcrane> www-data
  279. [02:45] <mcrane> doing something special to force it to www-data?
  280. [02:45] <mcrane> it uses fusionpbx role (postgres user)
  281. [02:45] <mcrane> by default
  282. [02:46] <mcrane> that hasn't changed unless you forced it too
  283. [02:46] <mcrane> this only come up when trying to use adminer?
  284. [02:46] <Len_> right
  285. [02:47] <kismetg17> yes
  286. [02:47] <mcrane> I know reliberate worked on adminer
  287. [02:47] <mcrane> I just put fusionpbx authentication on it
  288. [02:47] <mcrane> so you have to be logged in to use it
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  290. [02:47] <mcrane> but he was doing more to it
  291. [02:48] <mcrane> he wanted autologin
  292. [02:48] <mcrane> when authenticated with fusionpbx
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  294. [02:52] <DigiDaz> Just literally did a regular fusionpbx update
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  296. [03:07] <BigggRobbb> DigiDaz: for a new install, after logging into root. Do i copy and paste this: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/install.sh -O install.sh && bash install.sh
  297. [03:09] <mcrane> its not well tested yet BigggRobbb
  298. [03:09] <mcrane> that is a new script created today
  299. [03:09] <BigggRobbb> sounds good. trying to play with it
  300. [03:10] <mcrane> https://fusionpbx.com/app/www/download.php
  301. [03:10] <mcrane> run first line
  302. [03:10] <mcrane> then can copy and run the others
  303. [03:10] <mcrane> today the new install.sh pre-install script blocked me because it said debian 8.5
  304. [03:10] <mcrane> was not supported
  305. [03:11] <mcrane> so the OS check wasn't working right
  306. [03:12] <BigggRobbb> ok. when I paste that it started loading everything, should i reload os
  307. [03:12] <mcrane> so I haven't updated the website to use the new pre-install script until its OS check works better
  308. [03:12] <mcrane> if it finishes then it worked for you
  309. [03:12] <mcrane> and that is fine
  310. [03:12] <mcrane> no need to reload
  311. [03:13] <BigggRobbb> thanks. i will do a reload when you are ready for the final install, thanks
  312. [03:14] <DigiDaz> I'm back in my adminer
  313. [03:15] <Len_> did you add www-data to the fusionpbx role?
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  316. [03:21] <DigiDaz> Len_: No, thats not the way we should be going, I just roled back the adminer stuff to the commit before last week
  317. [03:21] <Len_> XD
  318. [03:25] <mcrane> DigiDaz: you want the check_auth.php changes
  319. [03:25] <mcrane> at the top of adminer.php
  320. [03:25] <mcrane> security risk if you don't
  321. [03:25] <mcrane> the other changes that were worked on adminer I don't really see as very useful
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  323. [03:26] <mcrane> I will look at backing them out for now
  324. [03:26] <mcrane> as the other dev should make it work better before committing it
  325. [03:26] <Len_> or work :)
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  327. [03:28] <mcrane> DigiDaz: did you find what change caused the problem?
  328. [03:31] <DigiDaz> mcrane: it looks like its the stuff done to index.php
  329. [03:32] <mcrane> okay I just updated Adminer to the latest version
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  331. [03:37] <DigiDaz> Now mines broken :) Cannot redeclare html_select() (previously declared in /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/functions.php:372) in /var/www/fusionpbx/app/adminer/adminer.php on line 51
  332. [03:37] <mcrane> yep I saw it
  333. [03:37] <mcrane> fixing it now
  334. [03:38] <DigiDaz> It actually very cool that its so long since I have used adminer, forgot it was there, pure postgres cli dude now :)
  335. [03:38] <mcrane> sweet
  336. [03:39] <DigiDaz> brb, bed
  337. [03:39] <mcrane> will keep working on it
  338. [03:40] <mcrane> my change failed but will get it fixed
  339. [03:40] <kismetg17> i'm here to continue testing mcrane .... I can confirm the same error
  340. [03:42] <mcrane> thanks
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  346. [03:46] <BigggRobbb> mcrane: probably wasn't the correct way. At root: I pasted: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/install.sh -O install.sh && bash install.sh
  347. [03:47] <BigggRobbb> and then followed the rest of the instructions. Seems to be working
  348. [03:49] <BigggRobbb> I am afraid to use it, in case something isn't right with security
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  353. [04:04] <kismetg17> UPDATE: mcrane I just updated fusionpbx, the adminer page now loads, but we're back to the original error message about the www-data role not existing
  354. [04:05] <mcrane> not loading right for me yet
  355. [04:05] <mcrane> showing numbers only for the labels
  356. [04:05] <mcrane> BigggRobbb: iptables -L
  357. [04:05] <mcrane> script installs it for you
  358. [04:10] <mcrane> looks like it was cached for me
  359. [04:15] <mcrane> kismetg17: update and try again
  360. [04:16] <mcrane> its working on my server now
  361. [04:17] <mcrane> with the latest version of adminer
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  364. [04:34] <kismetg17> okay mcrane trying now
  365. [04:37] <kismetg17> okay mcrane , it works on for me one server
  366. [04:37] <kismetg17> I'm trying the others now, will advice shortly
  367. [04:38] <mcrane> Ok
  368. [04:41] <kismetg17> thanks
  369. [04:42] <kismetg17> my original issue is now resolved. I simply went into the v_gateways table and noticed that the domain_uuid column had a NULL value. so I populated it with the domain_uuid from the v_domains table, and now that gateway is visible
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  371. [04:51] <kismetg17> QUESTION - upon adding a gateway, I'm getting the following error in the fs_cli: "Failed Registration with status Service Unavailable [503]". What could be wrong here?
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  376. [05:17] <neteng> anyone here run this behind an ASA with a 1 to 1 NAT?
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  380. [05:45] <BigggRobbb> mcrane: in iptables, would you include optional rules?
  381. [06:10] <Len_> im able to login to adminer now also mcrane
  382. [06:14] <thefinn93> is there anything special i need to do when transferring calls across domains?
  383. [06:14] <thefinn93> I'm trying to get 611 to route to me
  384. [06:15] <thefinn93> well, a ring group on my domain
  385. [06:15] <thefinn93> 611 globally on the PBX
  386. [06:15] <thefinn93> i tried transfer: 1251 XML <domain>
  387. [06:15] <thefinn93> (1251 is the ring group)
  388. [06:15] <thefinn93> and it works... sometimes
  389. [06:16] <thefinn93> other times it gives the caller a 404 error
  390. [06:16] <thefinn93> and the log indicates that it's only looking at the outbound routes for how to route it
  391. [06:21] <thefinn93> i have not yet been able to work out a pattern for when it does and doesn't work
  392. [06:23] <thefinn93> here's what i think is the relevant section of the log. 1000 is on a customer domain, 1251 is on our internal domain
  393. [06:23] <thefinn93> https://ncry.pt/p/KgCn#QVfhnWvj60dP3JQmf_3SKdpl7G2PMrFSXmzcZJRA_b0
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  397. [06:44] <gr8liquor> thefinn93, I haven't tried it myself, but I've I seen Mark give the following hint.
  398. [06:45] <gr8liquor> "Calls to another domain is transfer to that domains context and maybe set domain_name and domain_uuid before the transfer"
  399. [06:45] <thefinn93> hrmmmm
  400. [06:45] <thefinn93> interesting
  401. [06:45] <thefinn93> will try
  402. [06:45] <thefinn93> thx
  403. [06:45] <gr8liquor> domain_name=otherdomainname domain_uuid=otherdomainuuid
  404. [06:46] <thefinn93> yeah
  405. [06:46] <thefinn93> action | set | domain_name=otherdomainname
  406. [06:46] <thefinn93> etc?
  407. [06:46] <gr8liquor> yes
  408. [06:46] <thefinn93> cool
  409. [06:47] <thefinn93> sometimes i find setting variables before a call transfer does things im not expecting, so i like to check
  410. [06:47] <thefinn93> or, rather, doesn't do something i am expecting usually
  411. [06:47] <gr8liquor> I know. sometimes it breaks things. :)
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  418. [08:13] <wil_syd> With all sip profiles stopped what in Freeswitch/FusionPBX could still be listening on 5080?
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  422. [08:18] <mcrane> wil_syd: disable the sip profile
  423. [08:18] <mcrane> Restart freeswitch
  424. [08:19] <mcrane> Or mod sofia
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  461. [09:15] <kismetg17> upon adding a gateway, I'm getting the following error in the fs_cli: "Failed Registration with status Service Unavailable [503]". What could be wrong here?
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  476. [10:22] <MafooUK> Good Mornign Folks
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  479. [10:29] <kristiankarlsson> Morning
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  484. [11:23] <MafooUK> DigiDaz what was teh result of r3play's problems last night i got some feedback from Mcrane saying teh OS detect on debian 8.5 on vuultr failed
  485. [11:33] <MafooUK> Anyone awake that has a vultr instance that woudln't mind helping me check some information to fix teh install.sh for fusion?
  486. [11:37] <kristiankarlsson> MafooUK, vultr?
  487. [11:37] <MafooUK> it is a VPS hosting provider
  488. [11:38] <MafooUK> i got a report last night while i was asleep that the install.sh os check failed to work correctly on a vultr Debian 8.5 instance
  489. [11:38] <kristiankarlsson> Ok, then i cant help you...
  490. [11:38] <MafooUK> np, thank you thou
  491. [11:39] <MafooUK> I coudl sign up for vultr but that is goign to cost me moneies to just run a one liner
  492. [11:40] <kristiankarlsson> Ok
  493. [11:46] <moteus> good morning
  494. [11:46] <MafooUK> Mornign moteus
  495. [11:46] <moteus> MafooUK, I see you had busy night :)
  496. [11:46] <MafooUK> yeah! worked though a number og unfortunate bugs i had introduced, but all in all was worth it for what went in
  497. [11:47] <MafooUK> i just need someoen with a vultr instance to give me the output of lsb_release -a and i shoudl beable to address teh last outstandign one
  498. [11:49] <MafooUK> although i would like to speak to mcrane to see if we can get some way we can collect lsb_release when the installer doesn't like the os that way i can review them without needing to be perminantly on irc
  499. [11:49] <MafooUK> moteus do you use irccloud?
  500. [11:50] <MafooUK> or do you have a way that could show me the chat history for the last 10 hours, hoping i can read up exactly what went wrong after i left
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