Need assistance with FreePBX and cisco-usecallmanager patch

[cynjut (Dave Burgess)]

@velezadmin

I don’t get it because at the very top it says Asterisk is running but at the bottom it’s asking if Asterisk is running.

@velezadmin

Asterisk already running

@velezadmin

Exit Code: 1(General error)

Bruno,

I wrote the instructions for using Chan-SCCP-B in FreePBX when I ran into this same rabbit hole of mismatched RPMs and phones that, once converted to SIP, still didn’t work right.

While I understand your desire to get this working after the investment you’ve made in the process, I’d really like to recommend you start over and use the instructions I reference here:

Interesting new success with Chan-SCCP-B and SCCP-Manager (both from GitHub)

As many of you know, I’ve proudly been running my home on PIAF Gold for something like 12 years. I ran it on the 32-bit Asterisk 1.8 because, at the time, Chan-SCCP-B needed a 32-bit kernel and my Cisco 7910 phones were not SIP-able. I also had a couple other SCCP-only phones that I wanted to use and play with, so I went with it. After more than a half decade, I added TimeTrex to the server (for a library management package I was working on). A few months ago, I upgraded TimeTrex to the new ve…

The solution laid out here walks you through the steps @arielgrin used to install his SCCP phones, as well as the updates I’ve made over time (something like 13 years worth). The patched Asterisk solution is really clumsy and makes your installation less secure over time.

The primary advantage of this approach is that it doesn’t actually change any of the FreePBX stuff - every resource you use (with the exception of a couple of downloads) are managed straight out of FreePBX. If you go full bore and include the SCCP-Manager (which has seen some serious improvements since Dietrich is now helping with development), you end up with a pure SCCP implementation in pure FreePBX.