Anyone know what this means:  ???

[kmcdaniel]

When I re-read configs I get the following,  which appears just above "Reset Suceeded" , Is this supposed to be here, I havent noticed it in previous installs and was wondering if anyone else has this? Should I be concerned about some error in my install. Here is a screen shot.

My install is:
PBX in a Flash Version = 1.7.5.5
FreePBX Version = 2.7.0.6
Running Asterisk Version = Asterisk 1.4.36 Asterisk Source Version = 1.4.36
Dahdi Source Version = 2.4.0+2.4.0
Operating System = CentOS release 5.5 (Final)
Kernel Version = 2.6.18-194.8.1.el5 - 32 Bit

 

[kh40s]

That looks very much like the ANSI escape sequences used to set the terminal colours, most often found in the PS1 environment variable for a shell. For example, my .bashrc contains the line

[I]
export PS1='\[\033[01;31m\]\u@\h \[\033[01;34m\]\W \$ \[\033[00m\]'
[/I]

Although why you would be seeing it here I have no idea.

 

[kmcdaniel]

Thanks....Ya I'm not sure either. Update-Programs and fixes didnt make it disappear. So not sure why I am seeing that there.

 

[kh40s]

Check that there are no unterminated double quotes on the PS1 variable in root's .bashrc or .profile. The reload is spawned in a shell. If there are unterminated quotes on the PS1 then you could get this result...

 

[TheShniz]

I got something strikingly similar on a remote ssh into a new PiaF... my problem was the implementation of dialog in PiaF's status and the interpretation of mouse clicks. While I believe this issue to be with only the MotD generation in rc.local, my solution was to 1.) disable MotD generation in /etc/rc.local (don't forget to clear /etc/motd also), 2.) remove status from /root/.bash_profile, and 3.) stop /root/.bash_profile being launched w/ mdmonitor (known CentOS bug, see other thread). Not saying this is related, but try it out and see how you fare.

 

[kmcdaniel]

I dont see any double quotes. I see quotes only in bashrd.profile but not double ("") together?