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Vicidial audiostore files not sync with asterisk in https ssl

Vicidial INVALID WAV FILE FORMAT

 

Overview:-Vicidial audio store sync over SSL :

 

Vicidial audio store files not syncing with asterisk ,if Sounds Web Server URL is set to https or SSL enabled. Also while upload wav file you will see the error INVALID WAV FILE FORMAT,

 

Vicidial Audio store:-

vicidial audio store is a feature in vicidial admin portal, where you will upload the audio files which are used in IVR,welcome file, music on hold etc. the audio file should be 16bit 8k mono wav format .

 

Issue scenario:

After running the ADMIN_audio_store_sync.pl command ,output shows 0 files.

 /usr/share/astguiclient/ADMIN_audio_store_sync.pl --debugX

 

https://192.168.0.201/vicidial/audio_store.php?action=LIST\&audio_server_ip=192.168.0.201

 

REMOTE AUDIO FILES:

 AUDIO FILES ON SERVER:  0

 NEW DOWNLOADED:         0

 NEW UPLOADED:           0

 

 Cause of this issue:

 In ADMIN_audio_store_sync.pl script wget is set with options to work only with http or with proper certified SSL , not work with self signed or expired SSL certificates.

 

wget -q

 

workaround:

 wget should set with below options ,that is dont check SSL certificate.

 --no-check-certificate -q 

 

run the below Sed command ,which will replace the missing options

 cd /usr/share/astguiclient/

 sed -i 's/wgetbin -q/wgetbin --no-check-certificate -q/g' ADMIN_audio_store_sync.pl

 Test:

 Followed to the workaround run the script with --debugX

 /usr/share/astguiclient/ADMIN_audio_store_sync.pl --debugx

 reloading moh in asterisk

 

AUDIO FILES ON SERVER:  2

 NEW DOWNLOADED:         2

 NEW UPLOADED:           0

 DONE. Script execution time in seconds: 2

 

 

 

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