SOLVED Solved: XiVO Build on D.O.

[mbgusa]

Hello - I'm getting a clean install using IncrediblePBX13-XiVO1.sh on a fresh Digital Ocean debian 8.5x64 droplet, but it's dropping me at a pre-configured XiVO, and I'm getting interface VOIP address conflicts in the install. Any suggestions, or a better way to land with a configured xivo?

 

[wardmundy]

Hello - I'm getting a clean install using IncrediblePBX13-XiVO1.sh on a fresh Digital Ocean debian 8.5x64 droplet, but it's dropping me at a pre-configured XiVO, and I'm getting interface VOIP address conflicts in the install. Any suggestions, or a better way to land with a configured xivo?

Sounds like a bad image on Digital Ocean. I just built one two successfully so... try again.

 

[mbgusa]

I'm getting the same result with a newly built image. I did see this during the install, but am not sure it's related:

starting xivo-provd ...Job for xivo-provd.service failed. See 'systemctl status xivo-provd.service' and 'journalctl -xn' for details.

Also, I see that DigitalOcean is using 123.456.789.123 127.0.0.1, while the install seems to be 123.456.789.123 10.12.0.5 - again not sure that's related, but if I walk through the XiVO installation screens, it gives me the option of either my external IP or this internal one for Interface VOIP address (and neither will validate).

 

[mbgusa]

Here is the Validation error I'm receiving:

• POST /wizard - Unexpected error: (raised as a result of Query-invoked autoflush; consider using a session.no_autoflush block if this flush is occurring prematurely) (IntegrityError) duplicate key value violates unique constraint "netiface_ifname_key" DETAIL: Key (ifname)=(eth0) already exists. 'INSERT INTO netiface (ifname, hwtypeid, networktype, type, family, method, address, netmask, broadcast, gateway, mtu, vlanrawdevice, vlanid, options, description) VALUES (%(ifname)s, %(hwtypeid)s, %(networktype)s, %(type)s, %(family)s, %(method)s, %(address)s, %(netmask)s, %(broadcast)s, %(gateway)s, %(mtu)s, %(vlanrawdevice)s, %(vlanid)s, %(options)s, %(description)s) RETURNING netiface.id' {'broadcast': '', 'description': 'Wizard Configuration', 'family': 'inet', 'hwtypeid': 1, 'vlanid': None, 'mtu': 1500, 'vlanrawdevice': None, 'method': 'static', 'netmask': u'255.255.xxx.x', 'gateway': u'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx', 'address': u'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx', 'networktype': 'voip', 'ifname': u'eth0', 'type': 'iface', 'options': ''}

 

[wardmundy]

@mbgusa What are you using for the hostname of your droplet?

In the latest installer releases (late this morning), an install log is generated in /root. It may provide further hints.

 

[mbgusa]

Yep, that was it - name wasn't quite fqdn. Thank you.

Digital Ocean User Tip: Using a fqdn domain name with a droplet by adding a domain under the Networking tab isn't the same as renaming the droplet itself to be a fqdn. Change the droplet name to xivo.incrediblepbx.com or similar as instructed.