@zirophyz wrote:
Hi,
We use Polycom SoundPoint range of phones and I would like to get the contacts directories working properly.
Using HTTP to serve the configs in OSS Endpoint Manager - the symptoms I have is that the phone doesn't get it's default directory (00000000-contacts.xml), and the phones will also PUT a personal directory ([mac_address]-contacts.xml) up on the server but it's empty.
So, checking out the httpd access logs, I can see the phone asking for the default directory but it get's a 404 error. The problem with the personal directory I think is similar - the logs show a 200 OK response when the phone PUT's a file up but seeing as though the file is empty I'm assuming it can't actually write into the file.
Having a look at the path that the phone is requesting the directory from - /provisioning/contacts/ and then comparing that to DocRoot, that directory doesn't actually exist. On the local filesystem there is just /var/www/html/provisioning/. I know there is some fanciness going on with p.php, which must actually go grab the right file and serve it to the phone but anything outside of the root directory of where the configs are stored doesn't work (so, contacts, logs, overrides).
I tried adding a symlink under /var/www/html/provisioning/contacts and pointed that to where the contacts files live on the local filesystem (in my case, /config/contacts/) - but still, even though locally I could browse to a file at /var/www/html/provisioning/contacts/00000000-contacts.xml, if I tried to browse there via the web to http://[freepbx]/provisioning/contacts/00000000-contacts.xml I would still get a 404 not found.
I also tried making an apache alias as well but that was no different.
On a side note, it's not just contacts but also logs. The phones will PUT up their app and boot logs but the files are empty on the server - same issue, can do the PUT but can't actually write.
Maybe it's just a permissions thing, and I suck at unix permissions and etc or maybe it's something more complicated.
Has anyone had luck with getting contacts and the additional directories working with the Polycom configs in OSS EPM?
Don't care that the files don't really have anything generated in them from EPM - will worry about that later - I just want the files to be properly served out to the phones.
Thanks in advance.
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