The System Overview window in the FreePBX Dashboard is saying:
Critical Errors Found:
You have a disabled module
The following modules are disabled because they need to be upgraded:
adv_recovery
You should go to the module admin page to fix these.
$ sudo fwconsole ma upgradeall
No repos specified, using: [commercial,standard] from last GUI settings
Module(s) requiring upgrades: adv_recovery
Upgrading module ‘adv_recovery’ from 15.0.49 to 15.0.49
Downloading module ‘adv_recovery’
Processing adv_recovery
Verifying local module download…Verified
Extracting…Done
Download completed in 1 seconds
Detected Missing Dependency of: endpoint 15.0.43.1
Downloading Missing Dependency of: endpoint 15.0.43.1
Processing endpoint
Verifying local module download…Verified
Extracting…Done
Module endpoint successfully downloaded
Installing Missing Dependency of: endpoint 15.0.43.1
Create symlink…Done
Checking database tables…Done
Migrating tables as required…Done
Checking Settings and Defaults…Done
Generating Configs…Done
Downloading Firmware…Done (Background)
Generating CSS…Done
Installed Missing Dependency of: endpoint 15.0.43.1
Dependency module endpoint version 15.0.43.1 is Enabled
Unable to install module adv_recovery:
- EndPoint Manager module version 15.0.43.1 or higher is required, you have 15.0.39.49
Updating Hooks…Done
Chowning directories…Done
All upgrades completed successfully!
Updating Hooks…Done
Chowning directories…Done
$ sudo yum update
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, versionlock
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
No packages marked for update
$
As I read the log above, it says Endpoint Manager 15.0.43.1 has been installed, then claims adv_recovery can’t be installed because Endpoint Manager 15.0.43.1 or higher is required.
From the Module Admin module it appears that Endpoint Manager 15.0.43.1 was not actually installed (as it appeared to say in the log referenced above), and remains at Endpoint Manager 15.0.39.49. I expect that the license for EPM has expired, but I really don’t intend to pay any more for EPM. So my questions now are:
If adv_recovery is removed, will that fix my issue?
If question 1 is yes, then how do I remove adv_recovery?
Hi @sgseidel
You are talking about 2 different issues here.
Advanced recovery module getting disabled due to endpoint dependency.
Error while running reload.
You can resolve issue number one by removing adv_recovery module (if you are not using) and rollback to endpoint module older version or purchase module update for EPM.
Issue number two seems to be coming from your custom configuration.
Issue #2. I have been running FreePBX 15 for a couple of years, keeping FreePBX current with “sudo yum update” and “sudo fwconsole ma upgradeall” every few days as required. I have NEVER seen this issue. As far as I know I do not have a custom configuration, it’s pretty much stock.
I managed to uninstall adv_recovery (I’m not exactly sure what worked, but that’s another story). The system was rebooted and now after “Apply Config”, the “System Alert” box is green and “No critical issues” is displayed. This is good.
