Had .93 working perfectly for months.
Ran all updates & reboots of the OS.
Then ran the allscan update script (root privileges).
Install script runs fine with no errors.
Tried re-running the script and reboots.
No love.
It’s complaining about no valid nodes found in /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf.
This file has not changed and is world readable.
-rw-r--r-- 1 asterisk asterisk 31440 May 5 12:15 rpt.conf
/etc and /etc/asterisk are world -x as normal.
Double checked php.ini extensions, OK.
wwwroot=/var/www/html, asdir=allscan, subdir=, relpath=allscan
DB Tables: user, cfg
User: steve, IP: 10.73.73.103
File system space free 91.4% (199.38/218.06 GB)
2 file(s) > 50MB found in /var/log/asterisk:
messages.log.38.gz 78.3 MB
messages.log.39.gz 799.7 MB
No valid nodes found in /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf
As noted in the release notes, AllScan no longer reads the Asterisk Manager (AMI) cfgs from allmon.ini. (Due to the numerous formats and locations of allmon.ini files between ASL2, ASL3, HV, Allmon3, Supermon, SM2, etc. it was causing more confusion than it was worth.) AllScan now reads the node# and AMI cfgs from rpt.conf and manager.conf, or you can now manually set the AMI cfgs on the Cfgs Tab.
This is the first report I have seen of an issue reading rpt.conf. If you can email that file to me at david at allscan . info I would be happy to take a look at why it was not able to find the node# there.
Still working with David on this.
Fixed the typo from the first iteration per David.
The file is now getting fetched and placed with no errors.
Problem is still persisting.
I’ll take a deeper look later today.