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Hi Vicidial,

I am playing with Vicidial and installing this to Centos 8

Already did some test calls inbound and outbound and is working fine.

Just want to show the svn information on the System Settings side.

Current SVN Version is 3168.

When accessing Admin > System Settings > SVN Version: 3168.

I am unable to see the SVN version of my Centos 8 Web Server.

It says "no svn information" just want to know how could I show this?

On current opensuse systems, I am able to see the svn information of the servers.

Thanks!

Please remember to always post your full Vicidial Version with Build (required). You should also post your Vicibox installer full version ... or you should also post a link to whatever instructions you used to install if you did not use a Vicibox installer and post your full CentOS version/installer from which you began.

That being said: The installer would edit the "servers" table for each server in the cluster. Since you're the installer, that's up to you. There is a field for SVN revision and another for svn info which is expected to have the output from "svn info" in the trunk folder.

Hi williamconley,

sorry about that.

Server information.
VERSION: 2.14-729a
BUILD: 191114-0923
Centos 8 using php7.3
Manual Install of Vicidial cluster
Got an idea from this blog: https://anwer.home.blog/2019/05/23/vici ... sterisk-13
Then tried to setup multicluster on my own and compared opensuse packages with Centos8.

As of now, I tried the web, database and archive server. but Unable yet to migrate the asterisk server.

So this is not automated during the install of vicidial through perl install?

Will check the tables.

Thanks!

rbbumanlag wrote:So this is not automated during the install of vicidial through perl install?

Correct. The "install" of Vicidial is just a file copier. It puts the files where they belong and modifies the /etc/astguiclient.conf file to let Vicidial know where everything is. The environment remains unchanged.

Since you're not using Vicibox, which creates the environment, you'll have to handle that manually.

Hi Williamconley,

Noted on this.

Thanks for the feedback!