I installed the flash operator panel and I also installed the flash-shockwave in my
mozilla browser. I followed the read me instructions in the Flash operator and made
the changes to the op_server.pl but when I run the browser I get transferring data and
just sits there. I don't see anything
Hi again :)
Can you give me a URL for the software you mentioned?
Cheers,
Steve
On Thu, Apr 08, 2004 at 09:45:47AM -0400, Jain, Sonal wrote:
I installed the flash operator panel and I also installed the flash-shockwave in my
mozilla browser. I followed the read me instructions in the Flash
ok this is what I did
I moved all to my /var/www/html/control. did the changes is my files and
used the copy of manager.conf. I started asterisk and did
/var/www/html/control/op_server.pl and pointed my browser to
192.168.0.1/control/html ... had the same problem. Then I went and set
debug to 1
http://sip.house.com.ar/operator/
On Thu, 2004-04-08 at 16:01, Steve Foy wrote:
Hi again :)
Can you give me a URL for the software you mentioned?
Cheers,
Steve
On Thu, Apr 08, 2004 at 09:45:47AM -0400, Jain, Sonal wrote:
I installed the flash operator panel and I also installed the
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Web interface for Asterisk
On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 08:55:25PM -0400, Jeremy McNamara wrote:
So why not just open vi and bang out a conf file?How is a newbie
ever not gonna be a newbie with a GUI config?
Why limit the range of configuration options? I mean, what
Hi everybody,
I've been tinkering with a web based interface for Asterisk. I tried to
stick as closely to the current configuration format as possible. The
web interface should help to do things a little easier (sort by
extension, context, do bulk changes).
www.packetbell.com/asterisk
That GUI is going to dramaticly limit the flexibility of your config.
The only way you can make a GUI config work with Asterisk is if you have
a very very specific task you want to accomplish, but even then you
still will have issues as your requirements change with time.
Stick with what
I think it's a good start, and would be willing to work on expanding the
concept.
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Hi
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That GUI is going to dramaticly limit the flexibility of your config.
The only way you can make a GUI config work with Asterisk is if you have
a very very specific task you want to accomplish, but even then you
still will have
McNamara
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That GUI is going to dramaticly limit the flexibility of your config.
The only way you can make a GUI config work with Asterisk is if you have
a very very specific task you want
, for others direct coding would
do the trick. They do not have to be mutually
exclusive.
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I tend to agree with Steven on this...
If the web form makes it easier for the newbies why not, its just
another option
It could even be expanded to be a dialplan for dunnies (woops, i meant
dummies:-) interface
Considering all
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That GUI is going to dramaticly limit the flexibility of your config.
The only way you can make a GUI config work with Asterisk is if you have
a very very
. They do not have to be mutually
exclusive.
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That GUI is going
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