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Very cool. Would be super to get this github repo module updater working with asterisk 16.1.1, and freepbx 15.0.4 to kick the tires on current releases.

Shouldn't a 911 on a ipbx voip phone, get sent to an outbound route that connects the caller to the real phone number of the geographically corresponding Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP), of which there are about 6,800 in the US ? I see an E911 module here... Ref...

It should log fatal errors to the php log, or is the php logger broken and not logging?

When running the latest framework and core modules, what actually breaks? Is it the module code signing?

@dicko @mainenotarynet I'm going to take a stand which some might dispute, but software engineers reading this will recognize this is true: To accurately answer your Question: is PIAF/IPBX running on freepbx version 13, 14, and 15, for each and every feature, are the most commonly used code...

Pretty soon, everyone will have a thing that looks like an email address ("SIP address"?) as their SIP direct "number". SIP address could even be exactly the same as your email address. [email protected] to call him on his cisco voip desk phone or smartphone sip app. [email protected] to ring him...

@Kimberly Agreed, mail server config needs a better script to better handle more of the newest standard security defaults to get mail to be deliverable to the destination inbox 100%. Webmin/Virtualmin are doing only most of the established ones automatically, BUT there's still a few bugs, AND...

I'm looking at the similar situation. The best choices are: 1. Rent many VPS for a year at a time, for relatively low price each one. 2. Or rent a dedicated server with 8 cores, 16GB ram, 2-4 1TB disks, and a gigabit connection, more expensive than option 1, you pay more and you get more...

Try these, one at a time, and report back your results: 1. Enable only uLaw and aLaw codecs (on the Extension and Asterisk SIP Settings). https://wiki.freepbx.org/display/PHON/Codecs 2. Enable all the codecs (on the Extension and Asterisk SIP Settings). 3. Enable STUN (on Extension and Asterisk...

@kdthomas By any chance are your Fb phone numbers or your pbx server IP address located in the nearby geographical area of @wardmundy if they’re correlated then there’s likely work going on at the google data center serving you.

1. What makes you say, “As far as I can tell, the trunks are connected to google.”?? This is not a rhetorical question. What proof do you have the trunks are connected to google. Apologies if this sounds off, it’s not intended to! Just asking how you know since you didn’t explain how you knew...

Yes, the combination of pbx and crm is pretty much inseparable, they’re made for one another. Whether you’re solo or in an organization of multiple people, and you’re serious about being successful in your goals. Without crm you end up wasting massive time trying to correlate contacts and...

In my humble opinion, the best add on module to pop up the caller name (and update contact notes, and schedule something on the calendar right then and there, and a ton of other really great time saving essential features) is without a doubt, “Tenfold”. It’s a paid module and totally worth it...

Depends. Which crm integration features you want?

For GVSIP to work on packaged binary Asterisk latest version, to the best of my understanding, Asterisk needs an update to its chan_ and res_ base implementation to be able to load new parameters from the conf files dynamically using something like introspection, without forcing devs to...

I could talk about this with you guys for about an hour and go over all the pros and cons of binaries vs compile every server from source. Let’s cover the points you raised: 1. PHP. Yeah, you could go off on your own and modify the core of PHP. But why??! There’s no need. And the high risk of...

This issue - set up a server that auto builds the Asterisk source into all OS binary packages vs Force each end user to go thru the compilation process which takes around 30 minutes each time they wanna enable or disable modules - deserves its own thread. Every other important software...

Dumb question, somewhat related, why on earth doesn’t Asterisk get released as pre compiled RPM, DEB, ARM, ARM64, OSX binary installable and upgradesble packages like Apache and MySQL and PHP and even the Linux kernel that would cover 90-95% of operating systems, the rest could continue to...

We have video calls working here. 1. What endpoints ie video phones you using? 2. What pbx control panel you using? 3. Share your config, the relevant parts you changed intending to enable video calling in: Asterisk SIP Settings, Advanced Settings, Extension Settings. 4. What trunk provider you...

Those premise IPBX images are what you get after you were to run the install script on a newly installed Linux OS. The IPBX install script is a bash script. Which is almost the same as docker script. There’s a lot of steps, and they’re all straightforward. You could convert it to docker.