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barney_lvlinux: yes i've done it.. will try and trace how
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barney_I created a service plan.. like:
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barney_
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barney_you'll obvisouly need to subscribe to that plan if you're not editiing an existing one and you'll need an SMS capable number
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lvlinuxbarney_: thanks---my service plan evidently wasn't in the right format---i had im and sms separately and not nested like in yours.
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lvlinuxhmm but it's still not saying it's enabled, maybe I need to flush caches.
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barney_yeh.. it wasn't clear.. I remember messing about with this for ages
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lvlinuxflushing didn't help
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lvlinuxrestarting kazoo-applications to see if that works.
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lvlinuxIt still says "sms services not enabled for account" when I try to hit the sms endpoint. (I don't expect it to send, but just to not say that particular error.) Also, the im: {} object isn't populated in {account}/services/summary.
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lvlinuxso evidently I'm still missing something.
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barney_ok.. let me see what else I have set
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lvlinuxI applied the plan to the account with a POST to /accounts/{account}/services/{service_plan_id} --- does that seem correct?
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barney_yes
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barney_i have this is system_config
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lvlinuxaha i bet that's it, lemme try that
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lvlinuxHmm, well looks like I had that already, except for the reseller object, which is also default false.
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lvlinuxI just tried setting both of those objects in services.im to true but it didn't make a diff. (I did do a sup kapps_maintenance refresh system_config after that)
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lvlinuxAHA! "sup kapps_config flush services" seemed to do the trick. Thanks very much for the help barney_