HTML Display when a voicemail is left

[jazziao]

Hello Guys.

As you might know, the file "vm_email.inc" holds information to display when a voice mail is left and an email is sent, I have an output showing some global variables (VM_NAME, VM_MAILBOX, VM_CALLERID, etc etc). At the end there is a variable called "emailbody" when the output is displayed.

I have something that says: "Visit https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/recordings/index.php?login=${VM_MAILBOX}".............

I want to display my full URL instead of the IP address, ie: https://pbx.mydomain.com/recordings......I change this in that file and reload and it shows the full URL but it only work for a while as this changes back to IP address again. That's why I suspect that Asterisk is taking this value from somewhere and displays the IP address instead of the URL I pass. I have been trying to troubleshoot and Google this a lot but to no avail.

Help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[jgutierrez]

If you don't find the solution, one quick workaround would be to set that file only read permissions:
chmod 444 vm_email.inc

 

[jazziao]

Thanks for the help, made the changes as requested, realoaded and tested it out and it showed the full URL, I will keep monitoring and testing throughout the day just to see if this changes remain. Another issue that I noticed is the email where it comes from, my Asterisk shows "[email protected]", I'm going to look that up and change it accordingly. If I'm stuck on that part I will not hesitate in buggin' you

 

[Amphibian]

I need to change this also to display the proper URL and not the local network address of the server. Problem is that when I change it through the "tools", "editor" and do a save as soon as a VM is received this file is re-writen back to the local network address of the server. What causes the file re-write? Does doing the chmod cause errors else where?

The file should display a proper URL (set by admin) so people outside the network that click on it can get there vm's.

amphibian

 

[hinzinho1]

You can also change the file /var/www/html/libs/misc.lib.php

Look for $ip = $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] and replace it with $ip = 'www.yourdomain.com'

This should be at line # 612. Always make a backup of the original file first before modifying it. :wink: