Search results

This is an old thread and method for a SIP URI, just curious if anyone is still using this method going through sip2sip ?

Same thing basically: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on tmpfs 197M 21M 176M 11% /run /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv 15G 15G 0 100% / <--- pay no attention, I let the backups fill it up tmpfs...

Asterisk is started as asterisk:asterisk: asterisk 1252 1250 0 Jun30 ? 01:21:15 /usr/sbin/asterisk -f -U asterisk -G asterisk -vvvg -c Anyway, it is not really an issue, if your /var/run directory is not on a tmpfs then the above steps are not necessary. For whatever reason...

Interesting, well for some reason, my Ubuntu 22.04 installation has the /run file system as a tmpfs: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on tmpfs 197M 1.3M 196M 1% /run And /var/run is a symlink: sip:/root# ls -l /var/run...

Hello, I guess the word fix is not the correct term, as everything still works. However, I did notice when building an Ubuntu Asterisk server, I saw on the screen an error message about not being able to create a PID file. I tracked it down to Asterisk trying to create an asterisk.pid file in...

With Ubuntu 22.04, the /var/run file system is a tmpfs, therefore it is recreated every time you boot your system. Actually it is the /run file system, but /var/run is a symlink to /run. This means that if you use /var/run/asterisk to store the Asterisk run PID and CTL file, that directory...

Perhaps post your logs here so we can see what is happening...

Am I missing something here: exten => XXXXXXXXXX,1,Set(__DIRECTION=INBOUND) exten => XXXXXXXXXX,n,Gosub(sub-record-check,s,1(in,${EXTEN},dontcare)) exten => XXXXXXXXXX,n,Set(CHANNEL(tonezone)=us) exten => XXXXXXXXXX,n,Set(__FROM_DID=${EXTEN}) exten => XXXXXXXXXX,n,Set(returnhere=1) exten =>...

Try this: https://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/freepbx-15-restore-module.23824/post-142866

Hi kenn10, Sorry to hear that it didn't work for you. My backup file was from FreePBX 14 restoring onto a FreePBX 15 system. My only other suggestion here would be to make sure that the mongodb is running and you might install these packages (you may have some already installed): yum -y...

Something else of interest that I ran across in restoring from a file was when attempting to upload the file to restore from. The size of the backup file I used was about 61Mb in size. However, by default in the php.ini file, the max size allowed is 8Mb. Change the post_max_size = 130M, or...

Jerm, I guess the point of my post was that the restore worked on FreePBX 15 using the backup file from another version, when using the Sagnoma FreePBX distro, SNG7-PBX-64bit-1904. However, it did not work if you installed your own OS, such as CentOS 7 and then manually installed FreePBX...

I think I have found the fix. Let some others give this a try and report back here. You need to install mongodb-server package. It didn't require any configuration other than enabling it. Give this a try: yum -y install mongodb-server sqlite-2 systemctl enable mongod systemctl start...

It could be one of the primary features, but as a test, I built a FreePBX 14 system using the Sagnoma stable distro. Got it up and running, restored a FreePBX 14 backup file to the new system to establish trunks, etc. Made a backup of this FreePBX 14 system running the Sagnoma stable distro...

Hi Kenn10, I posted the error that I received, and while not the same spot you received an error, it was in the same mysql-2.sql file. The backup/restore works when staying with the same version of FreePBX, but unfortunately it appears to be non-functional if you try different versions of...

As a follow up, I was able to successfully execute a restore on FreePBX 15 from a FreePBX 15 backup. So staying on the same version seemed to work. Now for the issue of trying to restore a FreePBX 14 backup file onto a FreePBX 15 system. Inside the FreePBX 14 backup file are two SQL command...

Sorry Ward if I was not clear. I was trying to restore to a FreePBX 15 system using a restore file from FreePBX 14. I did however notice that I had an older version than 15.0.8.32 of the backup module, but attempts to update it indicated that I was already at the latest online version...

Unfortunately it does not appear to work. My first attempt failed at Legacy.php line 132. I was able to get around that, however, my second attempt reports the restore was successful, but there is nothing there. After reloading FreePBX, there is no configuration information for Asterisk...

To add to this list, OpenVPN is unable to create the tun interface, and I have a ticket open and believe that Matthew is working to fix. However, he did get my iptables stuff working, except the GeoIP stuff. So commands such as "iptables -m geoip" will fail. On a positive note, it appears...

Not too bad... I went to this URL https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/ and selected Redhat Enterprise Linux. There will be two files instead of one to grab for CentOS 7. Installed with this command: rpm -Uvh mysql-connector-odbc-8.0.16-1.el7.x86_64.rpm...