Hi Darlene.

Yes, the basic configuration that i was make, it's with only 2 lines.

You can change the basic configuration into this file:
cd /var/www/html/modules/endpoint_configuration/libs/vendors/

edit Cisco.cfg.php

Into the section, add more line:


you can use winscp tools (Windows, find with google). It's SFTP tools transfert. and with double clic you can diretly edit your file.

I see that into your sip<mac.file> you have some information already include into SIPDefault!
I prefere to separate the general config and specific config.
into the specifiiconfig (SIP<mac>), there is only buttons / lines.

If you yant to modify SIPDefault.cnf, see the function DefaultFileCisco section into the same file.

Hi. This is my normal SIPDefault.cnf. The endpoint configuration tool does not create one and the tftp directory you posted doesn't have one. Shouldn't the endpoint configuration tool create one?

When I setup a new phone, I just change the alternate tftp server IP address on the phone. The phone reboots and connects to the tftp server and everything else including the phone password is changed using my SIPdefault and SIPmac .cnfs in the tftp directory.

An ideal Cisco endpoint configuration tool would include a place to ask the important Cisco configuration questions like, SIP and HTTP proxy addresses, image folder, directory folder, password, number of phone lines, etc.

In a multiple server and/or multiple company environment, if you specify the SIP proxy and images in the SIPmac.cnf, you can have one centralized tftp directory but direct the phones to multiple servers. You can also display different logos on the different phones if there are different companies using the same tftp server.

Thank you.
Darlene

dard wrote:
Hi. This is my normal SIPDefault.cnf.

File Attachment:
File Name: SIPDefault.zip
File Size: 721

The endpoint configuration tool does not create one and the tftp directory you posted doesn't have one. Shouldn't the endpoint configuration tool create one?


Yes, the end_point must create a new file into /tftpboot.



When I setup a new phone, I just change the alternate tftp server IP address on the phone. The phone reboots and connects to the tftp server and everything else including the phone password is changed using my SIPdefault and SIPmac .cnfs in the tftp directory.


Try to backup these 2 files and (Sipdefault.cnf ->.cnf.old). check your Cisco extension and reclic to define button.

Give me your relust



An ideal Cisco endpoint configuration tool would include a place to ask the important Cisco configuration questions like, SIP and HTTP proxy addresses, image folder, directory folder, password, number of phone lines, etc.


Yes, i'm ok with you. And more, the time zone, time format, codec and some parameters.
I go to see if i can do it.



In a multiple server and/or multiple company environment, if you specify the SIP proxy and images in the SIPmac.cnf, you can have one centralized tftp directory but direct the phones to multiple servers. You can also display different logos on the different phones if there are different companies using the same tftp server.

Thank you.
Darlene

Ok i see.
It's a specific case.

But you can, like i said, modified the SIPDefaut.cnf function into the file, for the common part.
You must simply be careful.

Give me the result please.

Thanks

Franck

I had forgotten!!

If you use a specific tftp directory on another server. I don't know if it's work but.
Maybe create a sharing directory on your other server and mount the sharing directoty onti /mnt/remote_tftpboot
Modify this file :
paloSantoFileEndPoint.class.php

Code:

function find_version() { // Replace this code by the good directory tftp. $monrep = opendir("/tftpboot/");

Change /tftpboot/ by your directory, like for exemple:
/mnt/remote_tftpboot/

or maybe make a symbolic link /tftpboot -> /mnt/remote_tftpboot without modified the file paloSantoFileEndPoint.class.php

danardf wrote:
[quote]
I would like that someone try the end_point configuration modified.
[b]

The module works great for my Cisco 7940 with the exception of the RSS feeds.

When I'm opening the default xmlrssparse.php?feed=online.wsj.com/xml/rss/0,,3_7011,00.xml address from a browser I have an output that seems correctly formated.
However on the phone I have a CMXML error / XML Parse error on the phone.
Any ideas ?

Patrick

another question:

I've just reinstalled the whole system with the 1.4beta version.
I've copied the different .cnf files from my previous working version but now the Cisco can't access the files by http.

The tftp part is working, but the picture load and the access to the xmlservices give a 'connecting to http server' that fails.

I've checked the files permissions and upper/lowercase common mistakes.
I've checked the cisco conf (still the same as before)

When i try to access the logo or xmlservices/index.php files by a browsers, the http:// address automatically switch to a https://

I can't remember if it had the same behaviour with version 1.3

Is there a service or a config file I need to change somewhere?
Any idea?

Patrick

Try commenting out this lines form /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

# RewriteEngine On
# RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
# RewriteRule (.*) %{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

Regards,

Rafael

Thanks,

I've just found it out before reading your post.
That's the step I forgot during my backup... The httpd conf file...
i should have read the whole install process again.

At least I'm becoming less a linux dummy every day.

Now I need to understand why I can't create a virtual fax extension anymore. I have a Secret (IAX) error. But I can connect a softphone to that IAX2 extension without problem. If I can't figure out, I'll post on the Hylafax thread later today... [Solved: the fax module does not accept letter in the IAX secret]

The address book was not working properly for the first record.
The link to /E_book.php?phone=0 was returning to the main page.

Please see below in red the modifications I've done to E_book.php to correct it:


<?php

$Server = $_SERVER["SERVER_ADDR"];
$url="".$Server."/xmlservices";

//
// Get the 2 variables (Page and phone).
$Page = $_GET['Page']; // Page index
$idx_phone = $_GET['phone']; // phone's address book index

if ( $Page == 0 )
{
$Page = 1;
}

if ($idx_phone)
{
//
// Contact Selected = ok
//
$Menu = "<CiscoIPPhoneDirectory>\n";
$Menu .= "<Title>Phone Directory</Title>\n";
$Menu .= "<Prompt>Please select one</Prompt>\n";
//
// Load variable E_address_book array from database
//
$idx_phone--;
exec("sqlite3 -separator '-' -nullvalue 'no-mail' /var/www/db/address_book.db \"select * from contact;\"",$E_address_book);
list($idx,$name,$last_name,$phone_number,$extension,$mail)=explode("-",$E_address_book[$idx_phone]);
//
// Repare to displaying.
//
$Menu .= "<DirectoryEntry>\n";
$Menu .= "<Name>$name $last_name </Name>\n";
$Menu .= "<Telephone>$phone_number</Telephone>\n";
$Menu .= "</DirectoryEntry>\n";
$Menu .= "</CiscoIPPhoneDirectory>\n";
//
// Displaying the result on the Cisco extension.
//
echo $Menu;

}

else

{
//
// Displaying the address book by 31 Items/page
//
$Menu = "<CiscoIPPhoneMenu>\n";
$Menu .= "<Title>Phone Directory</Title>\n";
$Menu .= "<Prompt>Please select one</Prompt>\n";
//
// consult address_book.db from contact and put into the variables
//
exec("sqlite3 -separator '-' -nullvalue 'no-mail' /var/www/db/address_book.db \"select * from contact;\"",$E_address_book);
$p=0;

while ($p <= count($E_address_book)-1)
{
if ((($Page-1)*31) + $p < ($Page*31))
{
//
// Displaying one item by loop. So 31 items/page
//
$idx_array = $p+(($Page - 1) * 31);
list($idx,$name,$last_name,$phone_number,$extension,$mail)=explode("-",$E_address_book[$idx_array]);
$idx_array'++;
$Menu .= "<MenuItem>\n";
$Menu .= "<Name>$name $last_name </Name>\n";
$Menu .= "<URL>$url/E_book.php?phone=$idx_array</URL>\n";
$Menu .= "</MenuItem>\n";
}
$p++;
}
$Page++;
//
// Displaying the link with the next page.
//
$Menu .= "<MenuItem>\n";
$Menu .= "<Name>Next </Name>\n";
$Menu .= "<URL>$url/E_book.php?Page=$Page</URL>\n";
$Menu .= "</MenuItem>\n";
$Menu .= "</CiscoIPPhoneMenu>\n";
//
// Displaying the result on the Cisco extension.
//
echo $Menu;

}

?>