It is forwarding to http://192.168.200.50:1234/recordings
Don’t know if that’s right, but it seemed to work, but only after I entered a password, and cancel didn’t work.
Don’t know…
I’m doing the same thing here and it’s working OK…
BF
Could be you already entered the password for the main FreePBX screen.
Maybe try on a different browser…
Any updates?
Anyone have any ideas??
As instructed, we added the following code ( used < > instead of [ ] ) to httpd.conf file but we are still getting kicked out, asking for Login and Password, every time we select anything from the voicemail main page:
[Directory “/var/www/html/admin/images”]
AllowOverride
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
[/Directory]
We noticed our frog image is located at http://Our.Free.PBX.IP/recordings/theme/logo.png so we even tried replacing [Directory “/var/www/html/admin/images”] with [Directory “/var/www/html/recordings/theme”] but still no luck.
Please assist. Thanks!
isaccl - Did you follow the directions in this post to fix this issue?
This issue should be resolved in FreePBX 2.8
I have freepbx installed and recorings are filling up system. I need a dummies guide to deleting recordings older than 4 months. Can any one help please.
Many thanks
Jordan
jordandiment -
Do not hijack threads and change the subject
Many people, including myself are watching this thread on the ARI permissions. When you post off topic everyone is notified.
This is also a guaranteed way to piss everyone off and receive no help.
Start a new thread with your question. I also suggest you do a little searching as maintenance of recording directory is covered extensively.
Hi there,
I got the same problem but when I checked [Remember password] it worked. However, I saw no recording files in Call Monitor section.
hemm, It’s strange!
It leads me to the login password page…
what login/password need to be enter there
Edit: Ignore me; the permissions on /var/lib/php/session/ were set incorrectly. “chown root:asterisk /var/lib/php/session” fixed it.
I am running FreePBX with core 2.8.0.6, and I’m experiencing a problem which is either this issue, or something very similar. Unless the “Remember Password” box is checked on the recordings login page, the user is booted back to that page whenever they click anything.
I tried removing “” from “recordings/theme/page.tpl.php”, but it didn’t have an effect.
This is a fresh(ish) install of 64-bit AsteriskNow 1.7.1. I upgraded the included FreePBX from 2.7 to 2.8 via the module admin page.
Hi,
On a brand new instalaltion using the latest nerdvittles code of FreePBX.
Users are unable to access the recording page. Only the maint password works.
I have checked all the solutions mentioned above and everything seems OK (permissions, ownership, patches) still no access to the recording pages.
Any ideas?
Thanks
It appears that in FreePBX 2.10 the /var/www/html/recordings/theme/page.tpl.php makes 4 references to CSS and JS files in /var/www/html/admin/assets, which of course means loading http:///recordings in a web browser results in 4 digest authentication prompts because /var/www/html/admin is a protected area. If the user cancels out of each auth prompt the page does eventually load, but it’s annoying and confusing.
Temporary fix that is working for us was to copy /var/www/html/admin/assets/css and /var/www/html/admin/assets/js into /var/www/html/recordings/ and then find/replace all references to “/admin/assets” (in /var/www/html/recordings/theme/page.tpl.php) to just “assets” but that may not be the cleanest way to permanently fix this.
Well since this forum post was from years ago and a different issue I suggest starting a new thread as most people will not read this old thread to find your comment.