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hi guys i use VICIDIAL VERSION: 2.4-325c BUILD: 110430-1924
right now and i have allot of issues. i downloadet it 2 monts bevor...

now i see on the site goautodial.com that the final version is
Vicidial SVN 2.4-309a BUILD: 110430-1642


is that a newer one?


are the Agent UI bugfixes and updates for GoAutoDial CE 2.1 includet in there ?

i need a stable version of goautodial.

thanks for any help

Hi,

have you downloaded and installed goautodial 2.1 final release ISO?




Goautdial 2.1
support team

iam sorry its the same version once is the vicidial admin version and the other is the agent interface version.
i have download the 2.1 final iso.

that link 26.09.2011:

vicidialnow.nl/ftp/GoAutoDial/ISO/2.1/goautodial-ce-2.1-final.iso

Hi,

Then its a stable release of goautodial, bugs from previous version 2.0 already fix unless you modify something ehehehe .

ok but in manual dial the button for next dial is grey and this was a bug ?!

and i dint see the new buttons.

mysql tables crashes every day....

Something is definitely wrong with your GoAutoDial server for your Mysql tables to crash everyday. Have you checked if your harddrives are full?

If you haven't updated your Agent UI yet, get the updates from here:

http://goautodial.org/news/5

hi mr. gardo,

my hardrdives cannot be full. its a newinstall with 5 list 200000 lists only.


every time i change the list in a campaign it crashed! something is going wrong ! had never that problems in 2.0.

get an error like this:

./asterisk/vicidial_list' is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed

sometimes after mysqlcheck -u root -p --auto-repair --check --optimize --all-databases
all works ok for some hour
sometimes the problem exists.

i will look it for some days then i will install 2.0 again

my hardrdives cannot be full. its a newinstall with 5 list 200000 lists only.

at the linux command line:

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df -h

will tell you if your hard drive is full. If you have a tiny partition it is indeed possible to fill it immediately.

also, if you experience more than one corrupt table in a 90 day period (without power outages or a full drive or any other obvious explanation), it is a good idea to check your drive for corruption during reboot

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touch /forcefsck

hi mr. william heres the outpout:

[root@go ~]# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdb1 677G 4.7G 638G 1% /
/dev/sda1 99M 12M 83M 13% /boot
tmpfs 4.0G 0 4.0G 0% /dev/shm