RE: [Flash Operator Panel] passw0rd issue - remotely accessing FOP via n

["rehan khan" <rehan.khan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Freepbx uses the values from amportal.conf to run FOP (it is slightly
modified to accommodate this. You may not need to do a apply_changes.sh
YMMV. Try without first.

Rehan

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Daly [mailto:md@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 22 January 2007 12:46
To: operator_panel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [Flash Operator Panel] passw0rd issue - remotely accessing
FOP via non-standard port

Thanks... I discovered that at the top of my op_server.cfg file, was
this
message (I am running version .23 - Jul 6 2005):
; NOTE
;
; In this config file, the following entries will be IGNORED, in
; favour of the values set in /etc/amportal.conf (but do not
; comment them !):
;   manager_user, manager_secret, web_hostname, security_code, flash_dir

So that means I had to go to /etc/amportal.conf to change the password
from
passw0rd to something else. This is different to what was specified in
the
'asterisk@xxxx' dumbme guide (ie it was no use trying to change the
password
in op_server.cfg). 

That was the problem!

Regards
MD
-----Original Message-----
From: Bernardo Vieira [mailto:bernardo.vieira@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, 22 January 2007 11:06 PM
To: operator_panel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Flash Operator Panel] passw0rd issue - remotely accessing
FOP
via non-standard port

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After changing any values in amportal.conf you must run
/usr/src/freepbx/apply_changes.sh to update all the configuration files
used by freepbx. You don't have to reboot your server, if anything just
doing a amportal restart should sufice.

Bernardo

Michael Daly wrote:
> Hello there
> I have changed the password from the default in:
> op_server.cfg 
>
> But I notice there is an entry in /etc/amportal.conf:
> FOPPASSWORD=passw0rd
>
> I have rebooted after the changes, to be sure
>
> But FOP insists on use of the default password:
> passw0rd
> when I log in remotely via (e.g.):
> 123.456.78.78:99
>
> Once I enter passw0rd, I seem to be able to do everything you are
supposed
> to do
>
> ? what is happening. I am compused
>
> Regards
> Michael
> Melbourne
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