When I attempt to create an extension and select a DID from the drop down list and save it, it errors out and creates a special voice mail box. Any one have any suggestions? I'm using PBX Manager 6.0.1.69.
Yes, and when I try to
Yes, and when I try to select a DID from the drop down box after it's been created, i still get an error.
well, while thats being
well, while thats being looked into, just create an inbound route and use 'go to user extension' as your script. All the pull-down did was create the entry in inbound routes anyway (except it couldnt delete it correctly when you wanted to re-assign it). You might find you like the manual method of assigning the inbound route to the did more flexible.
what version of pbxmanager? have you tried 1.6.0.72?
Same thing has happened to
Same thing has happened to me, I installed 1.6.0.72. After looking it over I found that the default Schedule was missing, I added a schedule named tl-allhours-thirdlane and set it as the default and I was able to add DID's to extension. Of couse I was missing everything, outbound routes, feature codes, music on hold. But it looks like it was the schedule causing the DID assignment issue. Hope this helps,
are you not cloning the
are you not cloning the thirdlane tenant? Are you deleting the tl-allhours-tenantname schedules that get created automatically when cloning thirdlane?
Actually, for me there was
Actually, for me there was nothing in the thirdlane tenant group. No feature codes, schedules, outbound routes. Not sure if it had something to do with the fact that I installed the binary asterisk package, then removed the package and thirdlane and compiled asterisk and then re installed thirdlane. For some reason it didn't load the default tenant information for the group. I can add it all back in but I was curious if there was a way to run the install script again and reload the thirdlane tenant group.
well if you want to replace
well if you want to replace all data check in /usr/libexec/webmin/asterisk/configs/asterisk/
those get copied into /etc/asterisk on initial install only.
Ahh, that did the trick.
Ahh, that did the trick. Not sure why it wouldn't load them in on the reinstall, the installer must have thought the files were already copied in for some reason. Thank you for your help,
Forcing reinstall
Yes, the installer checks whether there was a previous installation and will only patch but won't overlay the data in /etc/asterisk if it finds it.
In order to force a new install you need to:
1) remove instances.txt file (typically in /etc/webmin/asterisk
2) remove *.include files in asterisk configuration directory (typically /etc/asterisk)
Best regards,
Alex
can you create an extension without selecting the DID?