T48s - delete ringtone via UI / Web

[Toto]

Hallo all,

I have a T48S sitting here on my desk.

Is there any way of deleting uploaded ringtones via the telephone UI oder the web admin interface?

The reason is, is uploaded 3 custom ringtones, one is corrupt and it seems that I cannot upload any more tones due to space limitations.

Thanks,

Thomas

[complex1]

(01-12-2020 05:32 PM)Toto Wrote:  Hallo all,

I have a T48S sitting here on my desk.

Is there any way of deleting uploaded ringtones via the telephone UI oder the web admin interface?

The reason is, is uploaded 3 custom ringtones, one is corrupt and it seems that I cannot upload any more tones due to space limitations.

Thanks,

Thomas

Hi,

I'm not for sure but it seems that the removal of an uploaded ringtone can be done only through provisioning...
Please add next parameter to your provisioning file and try again.
ringtone.delete = http://localhost/all

Hope this will help.

[Toto]

(01-12-2020 06:37 PM)complex1 Wrote:  Hi,

I'm not for sure but it seems that the removal of an uploaded ringtone can be done only through provisioning...
Please add next parameter to your provisioning file and try again.
ringtone.delete = http://localhost/all

Hope this will help.

Hi Frank,

thanks for your reply. I was afraid to hear that, but it really seems that I have to dig in into that provisioning stuff.

A little overkill for me (just one phone hooked up to an AVM FritzBox) but that‘s the reward you get when you‘re always attracted by all the nice tech toys...

On a side note, my two working ringtones are 1MB each, next time I really read the manual first.

Have a good start into the new week!

Best regards,

Thomas

[complex1]

Hi Thomas,

I have make a ini-mini-teeny provisioning file for you and add the parameter into.
Please add next url in Settings > Auto Provision > Server URL then press Confirm and Auto Provision Now button.
If all goes well all the uploaded ringtones are deleted.
https://www.go-ccs.nl/downloads/del-ring.cfg

Please try and let me know if it work for you.

[Toto]

(01-12-2020 09:59 PM)complex1 Wrote:  Hi Thomas,

I have make a ini-mini-teeny provisioning file for you and add the parameter into.
Please add next url in Settings > Auto Provision > Server URL then press Confirm and Auto Provision Now button.
If all goes well all the uploaded ringtones are deleted.
https://www.go-ccs.nl/downloads/del-ring.cfg

Please try and let me know if it work for you.

Hi Frank,

wow, that's great, thank you so much for your help! I'll give it a try later today as soon as I'm back at my home office.

Best regards,

Thomas

[Toto]

Hi Frank,

it's not working, maybe I missed something:

I uploaded the file to the webserver and entered the auto-provisioning url: http://www.<myservername>.de/yealink/

I click confirm

I click "Auto provision now2

The Web UI says: "Configuration updating…", after 5secs it states "Operation completed!".

However the ringtones are still present in the lists (Web UI and phone GUI).

The URL is correct, when I enter it into a browser your cfg-file is displayed.

What did I miss? Has the file to be renamed? ssh'ing into the webserver and opening it shows that CR/LF are correct.

Any ideas?

Thanks again,

Thomas

[complex1]

Hi Thomas,

What if you enter "https://www.go-ccs.nl/downloads/del-ring.cfg" to the auto-provisioning url and not "http://www.<myservername>.de/yealink/" ?
Click Confirm, click Auto Provision Now.
Are the ringtone then removed?

One thing I do not really sure about is if localhost = "localhost" or "127.0.0.1" or "IP of the T48S" but according the manuals "http://localhost/all" is the only valid value.

Hope this will help.

[Toto]

Hi Frank,

thanks for replying. I‘ll give it a try on Friday (currently away from the office) and will let you know regarding the outcome.

Best,

Thomas

[Toto]

Hi Frank,

it's working - even from my domain. PEBKAC-Error, stupid me - I did not provide the filename.

Somehow I was assuming it'll just grab whatever .cfg file which is there. Should have known better after 30years in IT.

Anyway, thanks again for your help, I can now start converting my mp3s again and will pay more attention to the resulting file sizes (1.2M rintones were not such a brilliant idea memorywise…).

Best,

Thomas

[complex1]

Cool. Glad to be of help.

Thx for the feedback.