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williamconley wrote:1) Title says broken DB, but you theoretically resolved the issue by reinstalling without a DB? Wouldn't that indicate that the db is NOT the problem?
williamconley wrote:2) What do you mean by "reinstall with no db", exactly?
williamconley wrote:3) While you refer to the problem in another post, I've often found that the present problem must be documented and posted (from the present system experiencing the problem) to avoid "oops, I just thought it was the same problem, because the symptom appeared to be similar". Please post a precise description of the problem along with any CLI output to demonstrate the symptom, from This System
williamconley wrote:4) At this point, I am not sure how this system was assembled, but I get the impression that this system's DB originated on another system and has since been "brought over" and possibly upgraded (more than once?). Please enlighten us on this as upgrades have been known to cause issues.
williamconley wrote:5) Please verify that your asterisk version in admin->servers matches the asterisk version returned by asterisk -V
This tells me that the problem is your "restore of the DB". After you perform this "restore", do you upgrade the DB to match the vicidial software?covarrubiasgg wrote:Sorry for this really confusing post, i was really in a hurry and i realize that i said a lot of non-sensewilliamconley wrote:1) Title says broken DB, but you theoretically resolved the issue by reinstalling without a DB? Wouldn't that indicate that the db is NOT the problem?
If i do fresh install it works, if i restore the backup database it wont, so the only difference is the database.
williamconley wrote:This tells me that the problem is your "restore of the DB". After you perform this "restore", do you upgrade the DB to match the vicidial software?
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