I failed to update the freePBX core module for this Dlink DVX-8000 IPPBX and now I am not able to access the PBX configuration settings. I get the following error message under PBX Configuration;

(internal) No active FreePBX modules found. Please enable Unembedded FreePBX for troubleshooting.

@JaredBusch

hahahahahahahaha
I have done it
I have done what you said
just the two commands
"fwconsole ma upgrade dashboard" and "fwconsole reload"
Dashboard has come back to normal

in fact you are grate

Thanks again

please I don't understand
why does the dashboard module for FreePBX14 keeps scratching?
I reinstall three times but still having this issue with the following error message;
Whoops\Exception\ErrorException thrown with message "Class 'PicoFeed\Reader\Reader' not found"
Stacktrace:
#0 Whoops\Exception\ErrorException in /var/www/html/admin/modules/dashboard/sections/Blogs.class.php:72

Even though the entire system is working just fine

@DustinB3403

yes
before commencing, I created a backup and saved it somewhere

@JaredBusch
i've got over 200 extensions and two SIP trunks which connect through both GSM gateway and FXO gateway
all in house

@JaredBusch !

wow
this is the only command that I executed
yum update -y
I did not know the other commands
so this is the version I have for the moment

@JaredBusch said in why does the dashboard module of FreePBX14 keep on corrupting ?:

yum update -y

@JaredBusch

Ok
thanks a lot
I will do just that immediately I switched to a better internet connection
then I will give you the feedback

Once again
I'm so grateful
Thanks

@JaredBusch

now I can't access "Module Admin"
I get a similar issue

Exception thrown with message "RPM command errored, Delete /dev/shm/yumwrapper/* and try again. Exit code 1 - see FreePBX log for more info."

Stacktrace:
#4 Exception in /var/www/html/admin/libraries/Builtin/SystemUpdates.php:390
#3 FreePBX\Builtin\SystemUpdates:getInstalledRpmVersions in /var/www/html/admin/libraries/Builtin/SystemUpdates.php:353
#2 FreePBX\Builtin\SystemUpdates:parseUpdates in /var/www/html/admin/libraries/Builtin/SystemUpdates.php:300
#1 FreePBX\Builtin\SystemUpdates:getPendingUpdates in /var/www/html/admin/page.modules.php:1037
#0 include in /var/www/html/admin/config.php:394

@scottalanmiller
CLI is grate and quicker
I used just one command "fwconsole ma upgradeall" and it's upgrading all modules

I really need to start learning commands

@JaredBusch

hahahahahahahaha
I have done it
I have done what you said
just the two commands
"fwconsole ma upgrade dashboard" and "fwconsole reload"
Dashboard has come back to normal

in fact you are grate

Thanks again

@JaredBusch

Ok
thanks a lot
I will do just that immediately I switched to a better internet connection
then I will give you the feedback

Once again
I'm so grateful
Thanks

@JaredBusch !

wow
this is the only command that I executed
yum update -y
I did not know the other commands
so this is the version I have for the moment

@JaredBusch said in why does the dashboard module of FreePBX14 keep on corrupting ?:

yum update -y

Yes
I ran a complete system update
Then later I checked for available online updates it shows that no updates are required

please I don't understand
why does the dashboard module for FreePBX14 keeps scratching?
I reinstall three times but still having this issue with the following error message;
Whoops\Exception\ErrorException thrown with message "Class 'PicoFeed\Reader\Reader' not found"
Stacktrace:
#0 Whoops\Exception\ErrorException in /var/www/html/admin/modules/dashboard/sections/Blogs.class.php:72

Even though the entire system is working just fine

@JaredBusch
i've got over 200 extensions and two SIP trunks which connect through both GSM gateway and FXO gateway
all in house

@scottalanmiller

for two days

@scottalanmiller

yes
even PuTTy