[Asterisk-Users] ASTCC what has been changed
Ronald Wiplinger
ronald at elmit.com
Sat Jun 11 07:00:46 MST 2005
Darren Wiebe wrote:
> Replies are inline.
>
Thanks! I am sure we will solve it ;-)
Below is the source code of the web page of astcc-admin.cgi
<body><table align=center width=100%>
<tr><td><img src="/_astcc/astcc.png"></td><td align=center><font face=verdana,helvetica size=5>Asterisk™ Calling Card Admin: <b>Cards</b></font><br><font face=verdana,helvetica color=#444444> </font></td></tr> <tr><td height=350 valign=top><table bgcolor=#777777 cellpadding=4 width=100>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Home">Home</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Brands">Brands</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ff8800"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#ffffff"> <a href="?mode=Cards">Cards</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Trunks">Trunks</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Routes">Routes</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Configure">Configure</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=Users_Configure">Users_Configure</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=IAX_Friends">IAX_Friends</a></td></tr>
<tr><td bgcolor="#ccccff"><font face=verdana,helvetica color="#999999"> <a href="?mode=SIP_Friends">SIP_Friends</a></td></tr>
</table>
</td><td valign=top width=90% align=center><font face=verdana,helvetica><table><tr><td><form method="post" action="//cgi-bin/astcc-admin/astcc-admin.cgi?mode=Cards" enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded">
Above you can see that the lines of the buttons have
<a href="?mode=Configure">Configure</a>
but the line for the form
<form method="post"
action="//cgi-bin/astcc-admin/astcc-admin.cgi?mode=Cards"
And here is the problem!
First refer is to the current web site, while the last one points to the
web site "cgi-bin"
That might still work out fine, if you use this web site as your regular
and only website on your server. However, I do not use this IP based
location. All my web site are setup as a virtual domain!! That means, if
you point your web browser to the IP address of the server, you will get
not found page!!!
Therefore the Makefile misses the URL, but uses the HTTPDIR
#HTTPDIR=$(shell if [ -d /var/www ]; then echo "/var/www"; else echo
"/home/httpd"; fi)
which I had to replace with the right path of my virtual host:
HTTPDIR="/srv/www/path_to_my_virtual_hosts/voip.elmit.com/"
Unfortunately my knowledge about perl (use CGI qw/:standard/) is not
enough to find out, how to set the missing parameter!!!!
And without it, I cannot execute the form statement!!!!
Any ideas?
A permission problem I do not see, but I wonder why my configuration
files misses a part of your stated parts.
bye
Ronald
> Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
>
>> Darren Wiebe wrote:
>>
>>> The new version has an "update database" button. Install over your
>>> old version and then press the update-database button in
>>> 'configure'. This worked for me but... I think the default is not
>>> to use pins but it is very easy to set yourself.
>>>
>>
>> Unfortunately my case is not that easy!!!
>> My motherboard of the machine, where Asterisk and ASTCC was installed
>> is broken.
>> I had copied (fortunately) the database to a database server, but
>> that is all!!
>> I do not have the config files as they have been on the old machine.
>> I do not know what the config files should be.
>> How can I create the config files and make sure that I don't loose
>> the database?
>
>
> I would recommend making a copy of the database but I don't think
> there is anything in ASTCC that would be destructive to the database.
>
>>
>> When I use just save and than go to ASTCC cgi. than I can see the
>> routes, the brand names. However, if I go to the cards, and try to
>> list the cards, than I come to http://cgi-bin/....
>>
>> ... which is translated automatically in my browser to:
>> http://www.unhcr.ch/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/home !!!!
>>
>> I cannot find where it is set to my web domainname
>
>
> There is not a place to set the domainname as it is not used. This
> sounds like a strange problem. I would reinstall it from CVS.
>
>> Also with save not all parameters are saved !!!! (mostlikely there is
>> my problem)
>
>
> That is almost certainly a permissions issue. I've run into lots of
> issues exactly like that with ASTPP and ASTCC. So far it has always
> been that apache did not have permission to write to the file.
>
>> I do not use the SIP/IAXfriends.
>> It created only one config file with save:
>>
>> cat /var/lib/astcc/astcc-config.conf
>> ;
>> ; Automatically created by astcc-admin.cgi.
>> ;
>> friendsdb = NO
>> dbuser = user
>> dbhost = 192.168.20.133
>> dbname = astcc2005
>> cardlength = 12
>> ; Automatically created by astcc-admin.cgi. =
>> startingdigit = 100000000000
>
>
> I don't know if this is the actual line but I certainly would not
> recommend leaving it like that. Only the first digit should be in
> this line.
>
>> dbpass = passwd
>> emailadd = ronald at elmit.com
>> mailprog = sendmail
>> email = YES
>> ; =
>>
>>
>> BTW, the Makefile still misses the astcc-user.cgi to move to the web.
>>
>> Any detail hints welcome ;-)
>> (like a working config file, ...)
>
>
> Here is my working file with the passwords and hosts changed.
> ;
> ; Automatically created by astcc-admin.cgi.
> ;
> maintcdr = YES
> emailadd = darren at aleph-com.net
> dbname = astcc
> cardlength = 6
> email = YES
> startingdigit = 8
> dbuser = root
> debug = YES
> friendsdb = NO
> pinlength = 4
> ; =
> maintverbose = YES
> maintname = Maintenance Fee
> dbhost = host.company.abc
> dbpass = abcdefg123
> mailprog = /bin/mail
> ; Automatically created by astcc-admin.cgi. =
> pinstatus = NO
>
>
> Hope This Helps,
>
> Darren Wiebe
> darren at aleph-com.net
>
>>
>>
>> bye
>>
>> Ronald
>>
>>> Darren Wiebe
>>> darren at aleph-com.net
>>>
>>> Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
>>>
>>>> Darren Wiebe wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I'm not sure, check the bug tracker. However, regarding the PIN
>>>>> question.... In the configure sheet there is an option that says
>>>>> "Require Pins (Yes/NO)". Set that at "NO" if you do not wish to
>>>>> use pins. They will be generated but will not be required.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ok, I try the question with different words ;-) :
>>>>
>>>> How to upgrade from the previous version?
>>>> Is the default NO for pins?
>>>> How to change the database from old to new? (I guess only the
>>>> require pin has changed)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> bye
>>>>
>>>> Ronald
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Darren Wiebe
>>>>>
>>>>> Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> What has been changed at the ASTCC from the previous head to the
>>>>>> current one?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> How to use the PIN? Can I avoid it?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>
>>
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