This is a brand new installation. The only thing I activated that is “special” is “iSymphony”, which works.
Yesterday, when I stopped working on my Freepbx install, I was re-creating the extension. This morning, I added the desktop agents for Isymphony and stopped and started the service. Then decided I would go take a look at my extensions as they don’t all show in iSymphony, and here’s the page that was waiting for me on my Freepbx fresh and clean SNG7 install.
ErrorException (E_ERROR) Class ‘sipstation’ not found
Frankly, I have no idea what causes these issues on my system, but they keep coming. I thought it was the conversion tool that was bringing some old stuff back from my 32 bit version, but on this install: i did not use the conversion tool and went straight with the ISO install of SNG7.
When I log in into the CLI, I see that the system has numerous System Updates available and numerous Modules as well… I had done all of those PRIOR to creating my extensions! It’s as if my VM had reverted to a previous state… by itself.
I did execute “checkpoints” on my hyper-V virtual machine, so I can revert to a previous state; I’m more curious to understand what could be causing the issue shown here.
fwconsole ma list shows that SIPSTATION is enabled and at version 13.0.014.5
Running fwconsole ma --edge upgrade core worked. (successfully installed)
Running fwconsole ma upgrade sipstation failed with response:
“sipstation is the same as the online version, unable to upgrade”
A reboot did not fix it. I could run fwconsole uninstall sipstation, but since I have people here that help me: I’d rather wait for further instructions to avoid getting deeper in the problem rather than getting out of it.
If you are not using Sipstaion, uninstalling the module should resolve, but it would be nice to figure out what is up for the benefit of others. Perhaps @tm1000 has an idea.
I will wait for @tm1000 's input prior to uninstalling.
I also believe there would be a benefit to others if this issue was figured out. That is what this place is for! Finding solution and hopefully, make them permanent!
That did fix the problem, but while experiencing the issue, I discovered the following lines that got wondering: why is this line (|SERVER_ADMIN|[email protected]|) mentioning the previous hostname? I have replaced the hostname in that installation to freepbxV5.companyname.local. The other thing I noticed is that the DNS servers keep getting overwritten to my DHCP ones even though I replace them with
127.0.0.1
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
Any way to lock those DNS configs in?
Below, more information regarding the possible hostname situation (might be very normal too!)