New Aastra XML scripts 2.2.0 for PIAF

[fishfilet]

Hello again fishfilet,



Now the 2.2.1 scripts are available you will notice the new 'Options' menu in the Visual VM which allows the user to record all its greetings as well as enable/disable auto-answer. What I would suggest for your problem is to add a new option which would be auto-login enable/disable when the VM script has the 'ext' and 'user' parameters with the same value (monitoring the phone VM). It could be easy to implement. We put the password to match what you have on the IVR side.

What do you think of this solution? It could make 2.2.1 beta2... As you say the risk being that if they change the VM password, they might forget it as the scripts will not ask for it anymore.

Regards

aastra1

Sounds Like a gook Idea I will move my thoughts on this stuff to the new thread, Thanks.

 

[jermut]

Noob here on the Aastra XML scripts, even tho I'm new at it, IMO they ROCK!!! Excellent job!

I'm trying to implement a system wide speed dial list, I've read the docs back to front, and I see a mention of the speed.txt, what I can't figure out, is where to put the file. I've tried where the contacts.txt is to no avail, I've tried the cache dir as well. Would someone be kind enough to shed some light on this?

Thanks,
Eric

 

[jermut]

Noob here on the Aastra XML scripts, even tho I'm new at it, IMO they ROCK!!! Excellent job!

I'm trying to implement a system wide speed dial list, I've read the docs back to front, and I see a mention of the speed.txt, what I can't figure out, is where to put the file. I've tried where the contacts.txt is to no avail, I've tried the cache dir as well. Would someone be kind enough to shed some light on this?

Thanks,
Eric

 

[fishfilet]

Noob here on the Aastra XML scripts, even tho I'm new at it, IMO they ROCK!!! Excellent job!

I'm trying to implement a system wide speed dial list, I've read the docs back to front, and I see a mention of the speed.txt, what I can't figure out, is where to put the file. I've tried where the contacts.txt is to no avail, I've tried the cache dir as well. Would someone be kind enough to shed some light on this?

Thanks,
Eric

You should probably be looking at the new version which is here http://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/new-aastra-xml-scripts-2-2-1-for-piaf.4103/?t=4103

 

[gregc]

Doh! Posted in the wrong thread... nevermind.

 

[bluetrepidation]

Hello,

Is anyone out there getting an "Authentication Error You are not authorized to use this application." on Aastra 57i phones? Seems like after running these scripts for some time this starts occurring on all 57i phones at once. If I run the phone through a fresh startup config this solves the problem temporarily.

A.J.

 

[bluetrepidation]

Anyone?

A.J.

 

[briankelly63]

I saw it just the other day... it went away by itself and I haven't seen it again.. I had never noticed it before and its on a system thats been around awhile.

 

[briankelly63]

Popped up today as a call with Unknown caller ID was ringing

 

[bluetrepidation]

Yeah I haven't figured this one out yet. Just run the device setup procedure again and it'll go away for a while.

A.J.

 

[aastra1]

Authorization error

Yeah I haven't figured this one out yet. Just run the device setup procedure again and it'll go away for a while.

A.J.

Sorry for my late answer, this error message comes from a security mechanism in the scripts.

When the phone registers for the first time, a "fingerprint" of the phone is cached for the user (in "extensions" mode only) and each time a script is launched the fingerprint is checked, if different then you get the error message.

The fingerprint is an MD5 signature of the IP address, firmware, MAC address and phone model so if one parameter changes it means the script talking to the wrong phone.

There might be a bug somewhere, I know we left some tests like this in "device and user" mode. The best way to make sure it does not happen is to modify the function that is called (Aastra_check_signature_asterisk() in include/AastraAsterisk.php) to something like this

function Aastra_check_signature_Asterisk($user)
{
}

In that case no test is done and therefore no potential error.

Hope this helps.

Regards

aastra1

 

[bluetrepidation]

Thanks for the quality response. Where is the tip jar? This makes sense since it occurs when I take down the DHCP server for this LAN. Normally the DHCP server just keeps assigning the same IPs unless it is reset. Then the phones get all new IPs. I am running in User/Device mode too. I'll apply the edit and see what happens.

A.J.