Hi, Pierre Baudracco
The file xivo.ini should be created or is created when you installed packages bm-plugin-core-cti-bm-xivobridge xivo this file not found dir /etc/bm/ thanks Regards 2014-08-18 9:04 GMT-05:00 Pierre Baudracco <[email protected]>: > Hello, > > yes some conf is needed, we will soon add it to the documentation > http://doc.blue-mind.net/ > > *** install the xivo plugins > https://marketplace.blue-mind.net/addons/38/ > > *** xivo.ini > ~# cat /etc/bm/xivo.ini > api.key=0000 > xuc.host=192.168.xx.yy > > *** tag your server with all the xivo roles > (as admin0) > > *** conf your XUC > be sure to have XUC version updated with the corresponding API > > You may have to restart the whole thing > > > regards > -- > Pierre Baudracco / 06 82 84 63 67 / @pierrebod > BlueMind - www.blue-mind.net - OWF Innovation Awards Winner ! > TV http://www.blue-mind.net/actualites/article/blue-mind-dans-les-medias > > Le 14/08/2014 04:52, W@ldox a écrit : > >> Hi, >> >> I already have the latest version of XUC server installed, but not >> how to add the server IP of XiVO. Some configuration file reference in >> Bluemind /etc/bm/xivo.ini or screen sent? >> >> Regards >> > > _______________________________________________ > Bluemind mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.blue-mind.net/mailman/listinfo/bluemind > -- Atentamente Jonathan Andres Waldo Arbelaez Administracion de Redes de Computadores http://waldoredes.wordpress.com/
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