IVG 3.11 release notes
Released November 6, 2019
Read about the latest system updates, feature enhancements, and new features in Interactive Voice Gateway (IVG).
In addition to new and updated features, and fixed issues, Mindful shares known issues that our developers, testers, and customers have identified. Visit our Known Issues page for more information.
Release highlights
OS Support
Added support for RHEL 7.7 and CentOS 7.7.
New Holly Voice Platform (HVP) Patch
The install_ivg.cfg configuration file for the IVG installer now points to the new HVP patch 6.3.28.
New CCIS Version
IVG 3.11 includes Call Control Interaction Server (CCIS) 3.11. See Fixed Issue 168816862 below for more information.
Installed dependencies
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Fixed issues
ID | Description | Versions affected |
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168955681 | When installing IVG on two or more servers with local PostgreSQL, the same IP address was listed for all servers in the CTI Event Consumer configuration file (hvp_params_ctieventconsumer.cfg). Now, each server is assigned its own IP address. | 3.10 |
168816862 | Call Control Interaction Server (CCIS) did not wait for confirmation that all interaction data, such as UCID, had been updated before creating an outbound session. This could cause outbound calls to fail and new holding calls to be created unexpectedly. Now, CCIS waits until the UCID has been updated before creating an outbound session. | 3.1 - 3.11 |
168187410 | The IVG installer did not check for the "noexec" permission in /etc/fstab for the tmpfs file system. If present, "noexec" caused the Holly Patch Installer to fail. The installer also did not check to ensure 4GB of storage space were allocated. The installer now checks these items and will mount the file system with the required configuration if needed. For RHEL and CentOS 6.10:
For RHEL and CentOS 7.7:
| Prior to 3.11 |
168192046 | The IVG uninstaller would remove the Korn Shell (ksh) RPM file along with other dependencies. After uninstalling IVG, this caused login issues for users who had selected ksh as their default shell. Now, the uninstaller leaves the ksh RPM file in place. | Prior to 3.11 |
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