Yes, I managed to install correctly using that command on a new NS7.
But when I logon I get the same error regarding tampered files. running ma refreshsignatures solves all exept one:
You have 1 tampered files
Module: “FreePBX Framework”, File: “/var/www/html/freepbx/admin/libraries/Composer/vendor/bin/doctrine-dbal missing”
I have uninstalled and removed framework, installed again, but still get the same error. Strangest thing is that a “ma refreshsignatures” doesn’t recognize the tampered file.
I notice there is still the message regarding the html5 converters - couldn’t lame and ffmpeg be incorporated into NS’s package?
I seem to have finally solved the issue by simply forcing an update and reinstall framework through the web interface.
I notice there are several modules missing - all from the extended and unsupported repositories. That takes away the google voice trunking, among several other modules. Can these repos be added or enabled?
Also, is there anyway to enable https support in freepbx? One usually does it through the sysadmin module but it is missing here - and when trying to install from the module admin (it is the only one that show’s up as non-installed) it gives some dependency errors?
there are still a few modules on freepbx mirrors for 14 (because it’s an alpha) to see all modules you need to change FreePBX version to 13. This could have negative consequences, but allows you to install old modules that are probably compatible
mysql asterisk -e “UPDATE admin SET value = ‘13.0.999’ WHERE variable = ‘version’”
But they already have those modules available on their alpha distro, if I’m not mistaken? I’ve installed it to play around a few weeks back and it was full featured, including google voice, sys admin, lets encrypt certificates, etc. However, I have to say I quickly gave up on it - there was still no recordings/voice packages available and the quality of the calls was very bad. Also, it took almost double the resources of the current stable so I quickly went back to 6.8.
If you install their distro, version in the database is 13.0.xx, they still get modules from 13 repositories.
That should depend on Asterisk, the underlying layer. Since we use their same Asterisk packages, if you experience those issues even on NethServer, we should do some debugging
From my experience’s perspective the Freepbx on Nethserver is still early to be in service.
Once it is ready it will be a dream that came true, until then we need to be realistic not to use it in real time as it will deceive the users.
I have tried it on a test machine the results were not good, it failed many times during manager updates. I will reinstall and check what could have caused it.
Diagnostic and suggested fixes would be part of my contribution.
