Your best bet is to try it out and experience it yourself. You need at least system,call,command,agent,user,originate in asterisk's manager. In the latest tribox you might also need the "hud" permission or just use "all". VitalPBX has a special directory layout. You must edit the FOP2 Manager config. Be sure to resetart FOP1 so the config change is applied. Use netstat -an to verify and are listening. Also, PIAF installations have tcp port open so needs to be open as well.
Use webmin to open port Since version 2. When your phone rings you will get a call notification. Via ajax the notification will trigger a request to the server to the script checkdir. You can modify that script to insert your own javascript code. You can uncomment the sample function to fire a popup to google. In that case you need to create a special temp directory for FOP2 and modify the init script to export an environment variable so it uses that directory.
So, you can create a temp directory:. There are some things to check to ensure that the web server application is able to write on such file:.
If you have SELinux enabled, fop2 php sessions might not work. You will need to disable selinux or enabling some special permissions for it:. That will probably fix your issue. As an alternative, you can skip using ssl at registration time by passing the --rp parameter, like:. When you use SSL to connect to your web server, you must configure the FOP2 server to use the same SSL certificates as your web server in order for the browser to allow secure websockets connections.
If not, then the browser will refuse negotiation of secure websockets. So, you must edit your fop2. If you use stock FOP2, you can find your fop2. If you use Letsencrypt SSL certificates, you might need to set them to something similar to this:.
If you are not sure, you can search for those files on your drive and be sure to set the accordingly on FOP2. In order to find out which certificates are in use, if you use a Centos based system and Apache web server, you can run this command:. For example:. This kind of buttons will represent a phone or extension. It will display two lines for each button and some specific information, like presence, pause state, etc.
Queue buttons do not accept mailbox or extenvoicemail parameters, as they only apply to extension buttons. Ring Group buttons are not capable of tracking Ring Group status, they are only used as a transfer target, so you can transfer calls to a RingGroup. Ring Group buttons do not accept mailbox or extenvoicemail parameters, as they only apply to extension buttons.
For trunks there are very little parameters to set. A trunk cannot be dialed, for that reason you do not need to specify extension nor context. Only the type "trunk" must be specified, together with the button label.
The trunk button is fairly straightforward to setup: you must be sure to set the extension to your parking extension number, and if you do not use parking name spaces Asterisk 1. The exec directive lets you specify a script to be run when FOP2 is started or reloaded and that outputs valid config data.
Please do not remove the , it is not a comment, in order for this directive to work the line must start with exec. This way you can write a script that extracts configuration from a database, for example, and writes the appropriate config parameters from there.
Any output that is generated from a script will be interpreted, including other exec directives. This is pretty powerful but also dangerous. You will have to be careful not to produce loops, and also that the output contains only valid configuration data.
Included in the distribution there are a couple of scripts to configure users and buttons automagically. To use them, just configure fop2 as follows:. Instead of setting up each user for FOP2, by using this script it will read asterisk's voicemail. Finally, the button configuration will be read from your backend MySQL tables and populated for you. Be careful as the automatic configuration does not configure the correct manager credentials, and it does not set up any databases or tables for the visual phonebook.
It just setup users and buttons for FOP2. Among the most important configurations you can set you have: the language to use on the client, whatever to use HTML5 websocket or not, and optionally the presence options. You can set any number of options and their hex colors, do not remove the first 2 lines as they are mandatory.
The empty presence is the one for the "available" state. This feature lets you select one of the options you define, and it will flag your extension with that color and a tooltip with the text description when someone mouse overs the presence icon.
This way a receptionist will get a hint about your availability to take calls without the need to ring your phone. Also, you can make Asterisk do stuff when the presence is changed. There are currently two plugins for doing this:. The later will instead perform a queue member pause action with reason.
You can also do so from the queue member list in a queue button. Since FOP2 version 2. In FOP2 versions 2. That is all! You can use the web from then on to ajust FOP2 to your preference.
To find that out you can run this command: uname -a If the output contains the strings i or i , your need the 32 bits version. Installing from tarball After downloading the proper package, you will have to extract it with the following command: tar zxvf fop2.
The modified file should look like this:! You can put your own initialization stuff in here if you don't want to do the full Sys V style init stuff. It should look like this:! While badly configured manager credentials will return something like this instead: Failed to connect to asterisk - localhost Error Message: Login Failed to Asterisk bad auth at localhost Check your manager credentials!
NOTE When you connect to the FOP2 Manager for the first time, all the configuration database tables, initial button configuration and users will be created. Non supported backends installations: If your backend engine is not supported you must create a database manually.
Copying files by hand Note You should only do this if you opt for not running the make install command as instructed earlier. Installation You can get the components from the download page. It overrides the value inside fop2. After purchasing you will receive a code via email that you have to enter here to license the software. This option will let you do just that. You will have to email the text request to us via email. Good for batch registrations.
Default interface to use is is 'eth0' --test Test and check Asterisk Manager Interface connection and credentials. If the test is successful, the AMI is accepting connections and the service ready to be started.
If it fails, you will have to check the correct AMI configuration in fop2. It does not show free plugins, only commercial ones. Set to zero for disabling. Managing the license FOP2 can be used on small systems without activation. Activating the license To activate the license you need to know the activation code, and you have to chose a registration name.
White label versions won't display any footer Note If you manage several boxes and licenses, it is wise to use a name that will help find or keep track of the activation codes in the future.
Revoking the license Some times you need to upgrade your hardware, change your network configuration, or move your virtual server. Note Please be sure not to remove nor modify existing users or settings in the manager. In fop2. After doing that, restart FOP2 with the command: service fop2 restart Asterisk Configuration Recommendations Besides enabling the manager that is mandatory there are other parameters in different asterisk.
Additional FOP2 configuration parameters language For setting up the language for the server. Default is 'en' for english. It is important to set the language file also on the web application, as described here.
Otherwise you might end up with a mixed lang setup. Clients should be able to connect to this port in order to retrieve status information. Default value is If you do not need to change the port, you can leave this parameter commented out.
To avoid issues with the client connection, try to leave the default configuration and not change this value unless you really mean it and know what you are doing. You only need to set this if you want to restrict connections further. If you connect using IP address or hostname, this option must be commented out. Do not uncomment it unless you know what your are doing. In this case, this parameter does not have any effect. Otherwise it can be left commented out. This parameter is the master password.
If you set it, you can login as any extension defined using this password apart from the regular extension password. It is useful for system administrators so they do not have to remember every user password. Normally you do not need to poll AMI for information. The status will be gathered at start time and then will be received in real time. This setting does not mean the time to wait for events to be displayed, as they will be received instantly no matter the value you set here.
But sometimes state information in fop2 might be incorrect due to some factors and issues. That can be corrected when the poll is done. Also, if you access voicemail files with applications outside of asterisk, voicemail information might not be correct unless you poll asterisk again for message count information. Default value is one day. Setting this value to less than 60 seconds is not advised. When you mouse over a button label it will display their ip address.
Standard Asterisk 1. Issabel already includes the patch. Asterisk 1. You should run soxmix in your script to join the recordings into one file. If you want to disable notifications on ringing you can set this parameter to zero. This event is fired when a call comes from a queue and eventwhencalled is set to in the queue configuration.
Notifications on connect can pass also the call uniqueid to custom popups by means of the checkdir. In multi tenant systems this might lead to problems as you might end un picking up some other tenant call. You will also have to set the password for user admin if it has not already been set. Login to FreePBX with the appropriate credentials. You will then see a red bar at the top of your browser window that will say Apply Changes.
Click this option so the changes will apply to the system. If any call queues have been setup within Elastix, they need to be modified so that FOP2 can detect call events sent to queues. Any call queues you have setup will be listed on the right-hand side of the screen. That is the only field which is important for FOP2. You should get a message that says Connection to manager OK! You may get a message about no license being detected. That can be ignored for the time being even though the screenshot here shows a license being installed already.
There is a Flash Operator Panel built into Elastix, and we have to change the port on which it listens default is before FOP2 will work properly. Remember to press i to be able to edit the file. Make sure you uncomment this line by deleting the semicolon as seen in the screenshot. Press Esc to exit insert mode, and then type :wq!
This will move all of the proper files for FOP2 to the proper area to be accessed via a web browser. If you then run the command service fop2 restart, that should restart FOP2 so that you are now using the registered version.
Since we are using Elastix, any extension setup should be able to login using their extension number, and the password will be the same as the extension number's voicemail password. Home Linux General Linux How-tos. General Linux VoIP. NetworkNerd This person is a verified professional.
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