Error when reinstalling FreePBX

[mrmarkuz (Markus Neuberger)]

Sorry for late answer. You are right, it’s a mess with uninstalling. Here are some instructions:

Need help to remove asterisk

Using yum undo If you installed VoIP PBX module alone (as one transaction, without other modules) the following should do it: yum history package asterisk13* # find history's transaction ID yum history undo 14 # where 14 should be replaced with the corresponding transaction ID. Carefully read the package list before giving confirmation. Manually removing packages Otherwise, you can try to remove packages manually, as before carefully reading the list of packages and dependencies that wi…

Uninstall FreePBX completely

I am impressed! Thank you very much! For some reason it did not work from the first time. There were no connection to asterisk. But second time it worked like a charm!

For updating freepbx:

Command line:

FreePBX update problem

I don’t get the error. Try to update FreePBX modules from command line scl enable rh-php56 -- fwconsole ma updateall

Preparing for working module admin (don’t know if still needed)

Asterisk / FreePBX - Online Module Upgrade

That’s all you have to do for a working module admin: chown asterisk:asterisk /etc/asterisk/http_custom.conf mkdir /var/www/html/digium_phones chown asterisk:asterisk /var/www/html/digium_phones yum install gcc-c++ mongodb-server systemctl enable mongod systemctl start mongod Then you are able to update and install new standard modules without problems… EDIT: Long version:

@carsten

I installed FreePBX, did a module update in the web ui of FreePBX and got some error.

It’s mostly a permission problem.

FreePBX - there was an error - just minutes after fresh install

Sometimes I’ve seen this, but wasn’t able to reproduce. I’ll try again. meanwile, you can fix by launching scl enable rh-php56 -- fwconsole chown

@carsten

echo ‘{“action”:“install”,“packages”:[“@nethserver-pbx”]}’ | /usr/bin/setsid /usr/bin/sudo /usr/libexec/nethserver/api/system-packages/update | jq

Is there a useful result when you enter that on command line?
Did you try with yum too?