NEW Incredible 16-15.2 for CentOS 7

ICMP is blocked by GOPUBLIC, I did not notice this behaviour before adding GOPUBLIC myself, from /etc/sysconfig/iptables
Code: 
-A PREROUTING -p icmp -j DROP
I have had to place entries in there to allow my 192.168.x.x subnet as well, since I connect a VPN to my instance to allow phone registration. But once I sorted that out, all is well.
 
New install on Vultr, when I go to Reports then Asterisk info I see a PJSIP anonymous extension. I do not see it anywhere else. Is not listed in the extensions. Is this something i need to worry about?
 
Eliad said:
New install on Vultr, when I go to Reports then Asterisk info I see a PJSIP anonymous extension. I do not see it anywhere else. Is not listed in the extensions. Is this something i need to worry about?
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As long as the status shows OFFLINE, you're good to go. It's merely a stub for future use.
 
wardmundy said:
Read the thread before you post! https://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/incredible-16-15-for-centos-7.23810/page-11#post-143328

Before making this addition, wait 30 seconds and rerun pbxstatus. I suspect you will find that both Asterisk and UCP are UP. The script takes a few seconds to complete after a reboot.
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@wardmundy Sorry, because when I checked my rc.local, /usr/sbin/fwconsole restart is already there. Anyway, adding fwconsole restart at the bottom fixed the issue. Thank you again!
 
Honeymoon Time: Meet Incredible PBX 16-15.2 for CentOS 7

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dhoppy said:
Is there an upgrade path from 16-15.1 to 16-15.2?
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I was just wondering the same thing, and what the difference between 16-15.1 and16-15.2 is?
Thankfully mostly still in the prodding and poking stages, not quite started the manual changeover for my 80 odd extension & 45 trunks Asterisk 13.15.0 - Incredible GUI 12.0.39, with good old copy and paste :nopity:
 
16-15.2 mostly addressed getting FreePBX 15 up to speed tp do restores from 13-13. If you don't need that, then 16-15.1 has everything you need. If you do need that, then there should be no need to restore from 16-15.1 first. The real differences are covered in this thread as we worked through getting some of the FreePBX 15 modules upgraded out of the Edge repository to support reliable restores from the FreePBX 13 platform.
 
@wardmundy I installed 16-15.2 on a spare VM and overnight, it has eaten up the whole disk. I had 9GB free immediately after the install. I'm trying to find what is causing this. I've checked everything in /var/log but it isn't there. Just want to give a heads-up in case anyone else is seeing this.
 
Hopefully, your logs will tell us what came unglued. I haven't seen this, but...
 
The system is hanging on to deleted files, even after a reboot. Here is what I have found that seems to be eating up the space:

Code: 
$ lsof +L1 | more
COMMAND PID  USER   FD   TYPE  DEVICE SIZE/OFF NLINK     NODE NAME
mysqld  770 mysql    7u   REG 145,198        0     0 55482970  (deleted)/var/tmp/ibTtKU5t
mysqld  770 mysql    8u   REG 145,198        0     0 55482971  (deleted)/var/tmp/ibPtNkFi
mysqld  770 mysql    9u   REG 145,198        0     0 55482972  (deleted)/var/tmp/ib1N2Ke7
mysqld  770 mysql   10u   REG 145,198        0     0 55482973  (deleted)/var/tmp/ibTJxPsK
mysqld  770 mysql   14u   REG 145,198        0     0 55482974  (deleted)/var/tmp/ibpw4X9y
WARNING: Always run Incredible PBX behind a secure firewall.

But the disk should have only about 9GB in use:

Code: 
$ df
Filesystem     1K-blocks    Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/simfs      26214400 9086336    463812  96% /
devtmpfs          786432       0    786432   0% /dev
tmpfs             786432       0    786432   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs             786432     232    786200   1% /run
tmpfs             786432       0    786432   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs             157288       0    157288   0% /run/user/0
WARNING: Always run Incredible PBX behind a secure firewall.
 
I don't know. I can't find more than 9GB in use anywhere. Right after the install, storage was normal with only about 35% used. Something is crazy. I have no huge log files. The swap file is normal. I'm beginning to think there is something weird in the VM container on Hosting73. It filled up and locked down yesterday and I had to have them recreate it because it would not respond to my reinstall command from the web page.

I'm going to restore my 16-15.1 to this same container and see what it does.
 
@kenn10: Not sure what's causing it, but ib prefix is a tell-tale sign that it has something to do with MySQL croaking. If those files are in a /tmp folder, I suspect they wouldn't get deleted until the drive filled up. Sounds like you don't have far to go. :-)
 
@kenn10 exactly the same behavior on my VPS with Hosting73. In use 9.7GB (out of 25GB) and it showed drive full 100%. Then I checked, and the journaling files would take up over 10GB. PBX functional, but no web access. I deleted a couple of backups, and then in a couple of hours everything went back to normal. Go figure!
 
I just installed a new 16-15.2 system on CentOS 7. It came up with exactly the same issue I described in post #210. I then added a couple of sleep commands and /usr/bin/fwconsole restart and iptables-restart at the end of /etc/rc.local.
Everyrhing loads alright now after reboot. I the restored my 13-13.10 system and it went exactly as described in Ward's article. Everything seems to be functional, CDRs are there but not all the recordings.
The Blacklist came through, but not the Phonebook.
Now, when trying to run the sendmail commands it comes up with '-bash: makemap: command not found' as I described in post #83, and I saw a couple of other folks reported the same issue. Adding ,m4' to the sendmail install command didn't solve the problem. So I'm stuck with this one for now. Any suggestions?
Also, @ward is it possible to proceed and follow the Spam Phone Call Blocker and CNAM Caching for FreePBX on16-15.2?
 
@sortons My Hosting73 VPS (the cheap $14/year one) maxes out and locks up within a couple of hours. When it does that, I cannot even reinstall CentOS without going through their support desk (which I'm going through again right now.) The fresh install of 16-15.1 does not do this. I can't figure it out. I did not see where the journal files consumed the space. Just that about 15GB of space was tied up invisibly.

I don't want to speculate beyond observation that 16-15.2 does use some of the latest FreePBX edge modules so there might be something weird going on with an alpha release of a module. Mind you, in the course of a lot of back and forth with Sangoma regarding the backup/restore issues, I upgraded the modules on my 16-15.1 system with none of these problems.

As to your post # 238, it sounds like the sendmail-cf did not install. i was able to do the GMail install using Sendmail without issues (until the system locks up.)

A have a 4GB memory, 50GB disk instance on another Hosting73 system and experience no issues. That instance is in Atlanta but I have constant problems with the cheap instance on the New York site. I will not be renewing that one when my one year term is up. I'm just using it as a test bed for now.
 
:oops:By the way, a full FreePBX backup made on my 16-15.1 system did not properly restore on the 16-15.2 system. No voicemail, no CDR, no ring groups. Obviously, the FreePBX backup modules have a ways to go. I always backup using the incrediblebackup but the FreePBX backup was a good way to see if my primary system would restore to a fresh install. Surprisingly, the backup/restore works better on the backup from the legacy FreePBX 13 system.
 
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