Rob wrote:
> What version of Asterisk? What does this command return:
> *CLI> cb mysql status
> As I said above, latest svn trunk code -- as of yesterday or the day
before.
> No such command 'cb mysql' (type 'help' for help)
>>> The database & tables are created, though the DDL scripts
>>> provided seem to require MySQL 5. The configuration file
>>> (cbmysql.conf) is in place and has been modified to reflect
>>> reality (username/pass and socket location).
>> I would not expect the scripts to be MySQL 5 dependant, but
>> they were contributed by another developer, so perhaps they are.
>>How are you determining that you do not have the application?
> An error (I forget specifically) when I try to execute it from the
> dialplan is what first keyed me in. But subsequently the
> command/response below, too.
>> What Does this command report:
>> *CLI> show application CBMySQL
> No such command 'show application CBMySQL' (type 'help' for help)
> But also, and probably more useful:
> Your application(s) is (are) not registered
> Command 'core show application CBMySQL' failed.
> However, "module show like cb" does return:
> Module Description
Use Count
> app_cbmysql.so CBMysql conference scheduling
0
> 1 modules loaded
Can you set verbose and debug levels to 10 and run these commands:
*CLI> module unload app_cbmysql.so
*CLI> module load app_cbmysql.so
I suspect a config file issue, but a log of the module loading will
help peg down the problem.
Dan
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