Each script tries to install arimanager (and fails because Asterisk 1.11) and then ucpnode (which succeeds each time) at least three times for each script - if you install from the .ISO you are at 10.13.66.6 - which means 11 scripts and ucpnode being installed at least 33 times - it is taking forever!
Any way I can help make the scripts a little less repetitive and faster?
No, it was stalling as in not finishing the scripts - just sort of stopping - I haven’t tried in probably a year, so it might not be a thing anymore - when it started doing it, I switched to running the scripts manually - that UCP-Node is just starting to make this way of doing it painful. I will try on the next machine to use SysAdmin Pro.
I don’t understand. Ucpnode should upgrade once. If it’s upgrading on every script one after another then it’s not installing and something is wrong on your box.
Actually, the upgrade is failing on a fresh load - and it is reproducible - UCPNode keeps failing over and over again - I am using the 10.13.66.6 64-Bit ISO and then trying to use the scripts to upgrade - System Admin shows 10.13.66.6 so I start with the .7 upgrade script and it fails over and over all the way up to 10.13.66.17.
And even after 10.13.66.17 I still don’t have a working install of UCP Node Server.