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Looks like rentpbx.com as well as our hosted PBX is Seattle is down right now....

I could not get the latest version of the scripts working on the 6800 series of phones, specifically the login/logout portion. Some of the other scripts may work partially. YMMV

This script no longer works - it fails on the check for Asterisk 11 and exits. Looks like Digium changed the output of the Asterisk -rx command and adds this line to the output. Privilege escalation protection disabled! I managed to get it to work by modifying the Asteisk 11 check to...

I experienced similar issues with Aastra's and NAT on a new install after running perfectly on an older system for a long time. Check your extension settings and make sure that NAT=yes on each remote extension. This of course assumes you have the other SIP nat settings correct...

If you are using the Aastra scripts, there should be a "Keys" application - you can use this to program the sidecar and select BLF as the key type. This actually creates a BLF/Xfer key type which allows the person to transfer calls directly without having to hit Xfer first and also provides...

Hi, Just loaded up the latest 20644 in a virtual machine and I noticed the kennonsoft menu appears to have been reverted to an older version. In 20644 in /var/www/html/config.php <?php /* ========================================================= Contributed by Kennon Software's - Open...

We have only ever used Intel SSD's in a raid 1 configuration for our systems - we have some running for more than 2 years now without issue. We still stick with enterprise mechanical drives for our larger installations though.

Hi, Running a new install of pbxiaf purple, with Asterisk 1.8.8.0 and FreePBX 2.9. Using the aastra-xml-scripts-2.3.1-1. On all phones, there is no voicemail indicator when a message is waiting. I have double checked pollmailboxes=yes and pollfreq=30 in both voicemail.conf and...

Thanks for the quick response Tom - didn't realise that update sources would update the kernel as well. I do receive this error though it does not appear to have any affect as the upgrade did happen. Now processing kernel upgrade if applicable Now upgrading kernel sed: can't read...

Hi, Did a forum search but couldn't find this... Running PBXIAF 2.0.6.2 on hardware with kernel 2.6.32-220.2.1.el6.i686 - 32 Bit There is a bug in the kernel which can cause issues - see http://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=5371 It has supposedly been fixed in kernel 220.4.1.el6 Is there...

Looks interesting - when I get a chance, I'll give it a try. You may want to look at http://www.voipmonitor.org/index.html

Can you leave a message if you do not press '1' afterwards? ie. just hangup? Is your message longer than say 5 seconds? Probably best if you monitor the Asterisk command line and see what messages are displayed on the screen while leaving a message. AT a Linux command prompt, type asterisk...

I agree completely about the firmware, I was just making a comment on the general lack of understanding of the open source world by corporations. Unfortunately $$$ (and big names) talk and they do not see the immediate return in supporting us adequately. But if enough...

Being a long time user and supporter of Aastra, I too have become frustrated with the lack of movement on these issues (firmware, XML scripts, innovation, etc). They have been completely focused on Microsoft Lync to the detriment of of all others. Anyone remember Response Point and where that...

I don't know anything about using Google's voicemail system, so you will have to look elsewhere for that. But for Asterisk, sounds like you don't have the required directory structure.

Sorry my mistake, it should be in /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/<extension>

Check that the actual voicemail folders for that mailbox exists - look in /var/spool/asterisk/default/<extension> Also check ownership on those folders - should be both user and group asterisk

I don't believe you can do this on the same button - you would probably have to write an XML script for the button in which you intercom the extension and then control the BLF light of that key.

You can also add your internal ip addresses (or netblock) in the /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf file ignoreip = 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.0/24 etc

Why you would need root access to the database when those variables can give you access?