Posts made by xrobau

@JaredBusch Yeah, I fixed the bug that was causing a 403. You were asked in there to try to connect to the URL yourself and see what error you got.

@JaredBusch if you have any problems, feel free to post in the FreePBX Forums, or ping me here!

@scottalanmiller fwconsole starts asterisk, and it makes sure it's started and running with the correct UID

Or it should. It did last time I checked

Edit: Saying that, I believe I was the last one that messed with that code, so if it's NOT working, it's probably my fault.

https://github.com/FreePBX/framework/blob/release/13.0/amp_conf/htdocs/admin/libraries/Console/Start.class.php#L147

/sbin/chkconfig asterisk on

Woooooah there. That's wrong. You MUST use fwconsole start to start everything, otherwise the daemons and other assorted bits and pieces don't get started in the right order, and things will become flakey.

There's a systemd startup for FreePBX here:

http://wiki.freepbx.org/display/FOP/Example+systemd+startup+script+for+FreePBX

Everything else looks fine.

I'd really like to get the instructions AWAY from 'compile everything from source', but I haven't had time to look at what's broken (if anything) in the Asterisk RPMs.

@tm1000 said in Sangoma Linux?:

@scottalanmiller We are starting to use it to build more robust Daemons. Hey, it's better than trying to do it in PHP!!

UCP (User Control Panel) is mainly run by Node now, too, but if you look at the commits, you'll see it's 0% me, and 95% @tm1000 so he's the guy to ask

@scottalanmiller said in If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!:

Welcome to @xrobau who works on FreePBX!

This is true. Hi! If you need to ask me questions, I hopefully will get notifications if you tag me here, but if I don't, you can always find me on Twitter or Facebook as xrobau, and feel free to yell at me there! (I mainly use Facebook for social non-nerd stuff, and twitter for geek stuff, but occasionally they cross)

@scottalanmiller said in Sangoma Linux?:

Awesome, thanks so much for jumping in!

No problems at all. There are usually reasons for the decisions I make - I'm not saying the reasons are CORRECT, or that the reasons make sense, but most of the time I can explain why 8-)

Oooh, This is NodeBB, isn't it? I keep seeing it everywhere, but I'm a big fan of Discourse. I really should look into it. FreePBX uses Discourse (on community.freepbx.org) and I use it on some of my hobby projects, too, but this looks really nice. Anyway, I should introduce myself:

Hi! I'm xrobau, but you can call me 'That Australian Bastard that keeps breaking things'. @tm1000 pinged me because I'm the guy that's mainly responsible for SNG7 and there's a bit of confusion here, because you guys don't know the history.

So, here's some bulletpoints

1. Writing ISO to USB - We, previously, used to publish TWO images. One an ISO, for use with DVDs or VMware/HyperV/libvirt, etc, and the other an actual USB image, that HAD to be written to a USB stick, and a physical machine booted from it. There were technical reasons for that, and I hated them, so I got rid of them. One image to rule them all. You can take that image, DD it to USB, use Rufus, Stick it in an ISOstick, or actually burn it to a physical DVD if you're feeling vintage.
2. "PHP5.6 and modern PHP......" -- You misunderstood. FreePBX 14 supports PHP 7.1+, but our MINIMUM requirements are PHP 5.6. FreePBX13 has a bunch of old legacy code that precluded it from working on anything newer than PHP 5.4, so we fixed that, too. Well, actually, @tm1000 did. I just helped 8). However, our DISTRO comes with the latest in the 5.6 tree, the latest release was a couple of weeks ago, and that's what's available now.
3. Why not Fedora? Because we rely on the RHEL Kernel ABI for modules, so we don't need to recompile drivers ALL. THE. TIME. That, and it's 'good enough'. Apache 2.4, Python 2.7, plus we've added all the stuff that EPEL isn't keeping up with (Eg, NodeJS). I would LOVE to have a 4.4+ kernel, because there's a BUNCH of niggly IPv6 issues that we have to work around in the RHEL7 kernel, but, we just don't have the manpower 8-(
4. "Yes, if they want newer packages, there are repositories they can add without abandoning the core CentOS7 system" Yep. We add EPEL by default (and we provide our own mirrors, so we don't tax the 'official' ones).
5. (Edit, seconds later) I'm really annoyed that RHEL removed a bunch of perfectly good drivers (CCISS, a bunch of Network Cards) for no good reason, so I put them back, into SNG7. I didn't really make a big deal about it, because no-one really cares unless you're running hardware that's not brand new.

Ummm. I think that was it. If you've got any questions, feel free to ping me here, or hit me up on Twitter or Facebook (I'm 'xrobau' everywhere)