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Just saw this Hi - I'm afraid we've had some issues with migrating sites over the holiday weekend. I'm hoping that things will be back up today. --Dave http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25730619-ukddi

There was a post on the asterisk list saying the same, few replies confirming if I remember right. Dead for me too.

Not sure if you're on the VUC mailing list. The subject came up there, Randy asked yesterday

What hardware have you installed it on, how heavy on resources is it ?

Egypt blocking ports, a problem with your set up ? Works fine for everyone else, me included in the UK.

Is there a echo in here. :rolleyes5:

Could be your router, some allow you to do this some don't. I think its called hair pinning. If you open your dyndns address in a browser and it gets your routers internal page, it works, if it times out, it doesn't.

I'm no expert but surely somethings gone wrong there then, maybe check your rules. As far as this problem goes joe gave the solution on page 1, turn on allow anonymous sip, set a catch all to immediate hangup, job done, no more entries in the cdr, no phones ringing.

I'm in the UK and had no problem, I used hotspot shield I think, lots of proxy and vpn providers giving free trials, or set up a proxy on google apps. :lol: This gives you a idea what the set ups like http://www.how-to-hide-ip.info/2009/08/04/activate-google-voice-account-from-outside-usa/...

I have something similar based on Wards Asteridex which I run anyway. http://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/do-you-send-sms-through-voip.1962/?t=1962 It could have been better, incorporated into Asteridex would have been nice instead of another tab, but I have no clue what I'm doing so was...

I wonder if its worthwhile using this as the connection between piaf and Google voice, skipping the meetme and call back. Asterisk has a jabber module ...

If you move the forum to Google Buzz I can see it being a very lonely place, not quite as lonely as if you'd gone Google Wave when that seemed like a great idea. :wink5: For my money you can't beat a forum for ease of display and archiving of information. I can see a backlash against Google...

It looks like were probably ok according to Philippe freepbx.org/forum/freepbx/users/dial-plan-injection-vulnerability

I don't know enough to be sure, but from what I've read it looks like anyone with a catch all could be vulnerable, like my catch all for those annoying sip calls _./any or my _./anonymous sip:[email protected] Matt Riddell

Well if asterisk disallow '&' it violates the sip specification. If they put a switch in asterisk.conf which changes the wildcard to only match a-z, A-Z, 0-9 it violates their release policy. from Tilghman Lesher. As these things usually go, while they argue about the technically correct way...

lol my fault again, I always assume people are upgrading FreePBX in very short order. Being cautious with FreePBX is waiting a week or two before updating.

I understand in general what they mean and would probably be in a better position were I just running asterisk. What I'm struggling with is how this relates to us (freepbx users).

I saw it on the asterisk list before bed and couldn't make sense of it, just got up and still can't.

Kenn I've updated the dahdi bits, I think I've got it right but if you could cast a eye over the relative bits. Sorry I knew there was a typo there but chose the wrong direction as being the fix, not using dahdi myself so it made no odds.

So any time you want to add something or even take something out of it like sounds, you'd just cd /usr/src/asterisk make clean ./configure make menuselect #pick what you want make make install So if I have this right the asterisk folder is a collection of files and instructions, the first...