I have a freePBX 15 machine (15.0.16.75), which does not see all current versions of modules on the freePBX mirror server. I cleaned the folder admin/modules/_cache, changed the admin module caching in the advanced setting, no luck!
Is there a way to connect to mirror.freepbx.org and actually list what is offered to my server? I changed the repository address from https://mirror.freepbx.org to http://mirror1.freepbx.org,mirror2.freepbx.org and was able to download the newest version of EPM using the tag-version option…now I get “is newer than online version” in module-admin.
What’s wrong?
I am located in Europe…by the way…just in case the routing is different…
Just means the EPM you download hasn’t been officially published to either repo yet. Not uncommon for test versions. Think of edge as beta, you have an alpha.
For the gpl modules, you can always manually check git to see what’s new, but not so with the commercial modules.
15.0.27.43 is published to edge. On my 15 distro system:
# fwconsole ma listonline --edge | grep endpoint
| endpoint | 15.0.27.43 | Enabled and up to date | Commercial |
# fwconsole setting MODULE_REPO
Setting of "MODULE_REPO" is (text)[https://mirror.freepbx.org]
Lorne Gaetz solved the problem. Altough I just use the EPM with a Sangoma s705, I once bought a full license of EPM, which is still valid…yet, the update license has expired…
That’s the reason why it doesnt show any new versions in module admin. I always thought module-admin shows all available updates, but declines updates if the update license is expired…?!
As an aside, mirror2 should never be specified (remove it from your repo list if you have it there). It’s been offline/depreciated for YEARS. mirror is the newest repo mirror, mirror1 is legacy/backup and is still available.
I had mentioned it because there was an issue where, even if you followed normal upgrade paths from older FreePBX versions, the legacy mirror list was being retained and the new mirror. was not being added during major version upgrade…so a lot of systems out there, even on v15, still have old mirror lists because they got carried over from older versions during upgrade/migration/etc. I tend to mention it to anyone I can because, with mirror1. bouncing on and offline like a yo-yo most weekends and mirror2. entirely gone, some folks have a mighty difficult time getting their systems updated.