Provisioning - how to host files referenced by cfg file?

[iota]

If you want to customize the Yealink phone's softkeys for better usability, you have to provide the phone a Talking.xml in the phones [mac].cfg file.

My question is how I could make such a file available from https://server.com/app/provision/Talking.xml

Anyone know?

 

[iota]

For the benefit of others... it seems if you place your Talking.xml in /var/www/fusionpbx/app/yealink/resources/... then you can use https://username:password@server.com/app/yealink/resources/Talking.xml in your phones config.

However if you use FusionPBX's provisioning Device Profiles / custom_softkey_talking.url = https://... this value doesn't work for some reason (FusionPBX doesn't put the value into the resulting cfg file for your phone). I have a support ticket in on this (there are several cfg entries not being forwarded by FusionPBX right now, not just this one).

 

[mat1010]

For the benefit of others... it seems if you place your Talking.xml in /var/www/fusionpbx/app/yealink/resources/... then you can use https://username:password@server.com/app/yealink/resources/Talking.xml in your phones config.

However if you use FusionPBX's provisioning Device Profiles / custom_softkey_talking.url = https://... this value doesn't work for some reason (FusionPBX doesn't put the value into the resulting cfg file for your phone). I have a support ticket in on this (there are several cfg entries not being forwarded by FusionPBX right now, not just this one).

Hi, the following should work:
Add your Talking.xml into /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/yeaklink/<YOUR_PHONE_TYPE>/

Now request the URL as following https://username:password@server.com/app/provision/?mac=<YOUR_MAC_ADDRESS>&file=Talking.xml

This should route your request through the templating engine (smarty) and fill your variables. With your other method fusionpbx will only deliver the plain file since it does not know how to template it.

 

[Adrian Fretwell]

You just simply use the programmable keys category for this. See the screenshot below, here I have made the Hold button (programmable key 12) dial music on hold (*9664):



Result:

 

[iota]

You just simply use the programmable keys category for this. See the screenshot below, here I have made the Hold button (programmable key 12) dial music on hold (*9664):

Thank you for taking the time, but this isn't at all related to my issue.

 

[iota]

Hi, the following should work:
Add your Talking.xml into /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/yeaklink/<YOUR_PHONE_TYPE>/

Now request the URL as following https://username:password@server.com/app/provision/?mac=<YOUR_MAC_ADDRESS>&file=Talking.xml

This should route your request through the templating engine (smarty) and fill your variables. With your other method fusionpbx will only deliver the plain file since it does not know how to template it.

Thank you for this! It appears you can put anything under /var/www/fusionpbx/app/yealink/resources/ and give it chown www-data:www-data, and it can be retrievable with http://yourdomain.com/app/yealink/resources/file.xml

Now my big issue is that fusionpbx won't forward some of the device profile entries into the resulting generated MAC.cfg file. Working with their support on this one.