asterisk users - Feb 2006 - Install instructions for FOP Flash Operator Panel do not make sense...

Hi,

Anyone got AFOP working. The install instructions tell you to copy all 
of the files extracted under the 'html' directory to a subdirectory 
under your main web directory (in my case this is /var/www/html/panel/) 
and then the instructions talk about modifying the 'op_server.cfg' file 
but they do not tell you were to put this file. There is something wrong 
with the instructions???

Thanks

So try it. Plenty of us got it done with the existing instructions,
must be something wrong with you.
And now for the problem: the *.cfg files should be in the same
directory where you run op_server.pl from.

On 2/16/06, Chuck Bunn <chuck.bunn@networkdoc.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone got AFOP working. The install instructions tell you to copy all
> of the files extracted under the 'html' directory to a subdirectory
> under your main web directory (in my case this is /var/www/html/panel/)
> and then the instructions talk about modifying the 'op_server.cfg'
file
> but they do not tell you were to put this file. There is something wrong
> with the instructions???
>
> Thanks
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Hi,
> Anyone got AFOP working. The install instructions tell you to copy all
> of the files extracted under the 'html' directory to a subdirectory
> under your main web directory (in my case this is /var/www/html/panel/)
> and then the instructions talk about modifying the 'op_server.cfg'
file
> but they do not tell you were to put this file. There is something wrong
> with the instructions???
English is not my first language, so the instructions might be hard to
understand. If you are reading the README, it is because you already
extracted the tarball. You can place all files wherever you want: a
nice place is under /usr/local. I usually use /usr/local/fop. , the
only thing that is mandatory is to move the html and swf files
somewhere into your webroot for an obvious reason.

All other files can live anywhere.. and the .cfg file is just in the
same directory as the README, op_server.pl, etc. Anyways, FOP's
mailing list is a better place to seek for help about it, as is not
directly asterisk related.

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Nicol?s Gudi?o
Buenos Aires - Argentina