Provisioning Editor missing

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Andrew Byrd

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I noticed my "Provisioning Editor" option is missing under Advanced. How do I edit the templates now?
 
Thank you for that link. After reading the link I still can't figure out how to edit the provision templates
 
You can either add the editor app back to your fusion install, or use your favorite editor from a terminal, or download, edit, upload templates using your favorite method.

To re-add the editor, log into terminal then do following:
Code: 
cd /var/www/fusionpbx/app

git clone https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-app-edit.git  edit

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/fusionpbx/app/edit
Once the files are there, run Advanced>Upgrade and select menu and permission defaults.
 
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ad5ou said:
You can either add the editor app back to your fusion install, or use your favorite editor from a terminal, or download, edit, upload templates using your favorite method.

To re-add the editor, log into terminal then do following:
Code: 
cd /var/www/fusionpbx/app

git clone https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-app-edit.git  edit

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/fusionpbx/app/edit
Once the files are there, run Advanced>Upgrade and select menu and permission defaults.
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Do you have an instruction set for adding adminer back in?
 
roger_roger said:
Do you have an instruction set for adding adminer back in?
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Not really since Mark now recommends alternative database managers. One alternative using dbeaver is documented in the members' documentation.

But if you REALLY want Adminer as it used to be, you can copy the files from older commit on github to the proper directory on your Fusionpbx server and it can work again.
 
ad5ou said:
Not really since Mark now recommends alternative database managers. One alternative using dbeaver is documented in the members' documentation.

But if you REALLY want Adminer as it used to be, you can copy the files from older commit on github to the proper directory on your Fusionpbx server and it can work again.
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Is that the general member area or the paying member area?
 
ad5ou said:
You can either add the editor app back to your fusion install, or use your favorite editor from a terminal, or download, edit, upload templates using your favorite method.

To re-add the editor, log into terminal then do following:
Code: 
cd /var/www/fusionpbx/app

git clone https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-app-edit.git  edit

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/fusionpbx/app/edit
Once the files are there, run Advanced>Upgrade and select menu and permission defaults.
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Thank you for the information on how to add Provision Editor back in the Advanced menu. I followed your directions and Provision Editor is now back in the menu. I then went to upgrade and selected Menu default and Permission default. It showed success

However when I click on Provision Editor it says access denied. Can you help me around this?
 
Next step is to logout. The access permissions are stored in a server side session when you login.
 
It has to be installed did you install it. Using instructions given in this thread.
 
Do these codes work on an Ubuntu system? And if I do the menu defaults does it change any of the settings on the phone or just the root tree menus in the pbx? Have a grandstream GXP template I want to modify but I have yet to figure out where the files are kept or how to edit them. This may be my ticket to getting somewhere.
 
bluepoet said:
Do these codes work on an Ubuntu system? And if I do the menu defaults does it change any of the settings on the phone or just the root tree menus in the pbx? Have a grandstream GXP template I want to modify but I have yet to figure out where the files are kept or how to edit them. This may be my ticket to getting somewhere.
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No reason why they shouldn't work on any system, follow the instructions above :)
 
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I'd personally just get used to doing it the traditional way of editing the files on the server using vim or nano:

Code: 
root@pbx:~# vim /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/grandstream/
README.md  gac2500/   grp2612w/  grp2616/   gxp110x/   gxp1450/   gxp20xx/   gxp2135/   gxp21xx/   gxv300x/   gxv3240/   gxv3504/   gxw410x/   ht701/     ht802/     wave/
dp715/     gds3705/   grp2613/   grp261x/   gxp116x/   gxp1450bk/ gxp2100/   gxp2140/   gxp21xxbk/ gxv3140/   gxv3275/   gxw4004/   gxw42xx/   ht702/     ht814/     wp810/
dp715.sm/  gds3710/   grp2614/   grp26xx/   gxp140x/   gxp16xx/   gxp2124/   gxp2160/   gxp2200/   gxv3175/   gxv3370/   gxw4008/   ht502/     ht704/     ht818/     wp820/
dp750/     grp2612/   grp2615/   gswave/    gxp140xbk/ gxp17xx/   gxp2130/   gxp2170/   gxp3240/   gxv3175v2/ gxv3380    gxw40xx/   ht503/     ht801/     htx86/
 
hfoster said:
I'd personally just get used to doing it the traditional way of editing the files on the server using vim or nano:

Code: 
root@pbx:~# vim /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/grandstream/
README.md  gac2500/   grp2612w/  grp2616/   gxp110x/   gxp1450/   gxp20xx/   gxp2135/   gxp21xx/   gxv300x/   gxv3240/   gxv3504/   gxw410x/   ht701/     ht802/     wave/
dp715/     gds3705/   grp2613/   grp261x/   gxp116x/   gxp1450bk/ gxp2100/   gxp2140/   gxp21xxbk/ gxv3140/   gxv3275/   gxw4004/   gxw42xx/   ht702/     ht814/     wp810/
dp715.sm/  gds3710/   grp2614/   grp26xx/   gxp140x/   gxp16xx/   gxp2124/   gxp2160/   gxp2200/   gxv3175/   gxv3370/   gxw4008/   ht502/     ht704/     ht818/     wp820/
dp750/     grp2612/   grp2615/   gswave/    gxp140xbk/ gxp17xx/   gxp2130/   gxp2170/   gxp3240/   gxv3175v2/ gxv3380    gxw40xx/   ht503/     ht801/     htx86/
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Good to know - thank you.
 
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