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If all else fails, you might try this alternative to see if you get different results: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30661088-PBX-FreePBX-for-the-Raspberry-Pi

Google Voice/Chan Motif module 12.0.4.1 was issued after Google changed an '@' delimiter to an '!'. Soon thereafter, Google reversed their change. Google Voice/Chan Motif module 12.0.4.2 was then issued which reversed the changes in 12.0.4.1. Consequently, 12.0.4.2 is functionally identical...

Like the old Ragu commercial used to say: "It's in there!" https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30983990-Asterisk-OAuth-2-0-Support-for-Asterisk-13-or-Asterisk-14

I'm curious why you feel that way? It uses iptables white-listing just as IPBX does. I'm not aware of any vulnerabilities and haven't seen anything or anyone get through iptables in over three years now. Anyway, you asked for a script and that's the main reason I pointed you where I did.

Take a look at this: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30661088-FreePBX-for-the-Raspberry-Pi

RPi-WiFi will allow you to login (pi or root) via SSH to a headless Raspberry Pi with either an Ethernet connection or a WiFi connection without any need for a keyboard, monitor, or mouse attached: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r31324112- Simply run RPi-WiFi on the IncrediblePBX For...

https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30661088-FreePBX-for-the-Raspberry-Pi

Outbound Routes =============== 911 Toll_Free Local Long_Distance International 911 === Route Type: Emergency Trunk Sequence: POTS trunk SIP trunk Dial Patterns: -- -- 911 Toll_Free ========= Trunk Sequence: POTS trunk SIP trunk Dial Patterns: -- -- 1800NXXXXXX -- -- 1844NXXXXXX -- --...

FWIW, I just tested Asterisk 13.9.1 and it's also working properly with Google Voice. It appears that Google made an SSL related change that requires one or more of the SSL related changes made in more recent versions of Asterisk. A user on DSLR who was running 11.13.0 had the same problem...

xmpp set debug {on|off} Enable/Disable Jabber debug xmpp show connections Show state of clients and components

I just rebooted. Everything came right back up and is operational, including the three Google Voice trunks (I successfully made outgoing calls on each).

I'm using FreePBX + Asterisk 11.22.0 and Google Voice via default XMPP (non-OAuth2) is working normally on three Google Voice numbers.

Neither Internet Explorer or Firefox will accept the invalid certificate (I tried that the first time I saw the problem). You can tell Firefox to make an exception and ignore it, but that doesn't seem to be the correct solution.

Do the non-Raspberry Pi builds have the same problem? Why would anyone use a security certificate that is guaranteed to be flagged as invalid and suspicious?

TiJof, Thank you for updating the Raspberry Pi installation instructions with the correct PGP public key signature. Now we just need to figure out what's causing browsers to complain about an invalid security certificate. Ron

XiVO PBX for the Raspberry-Pi https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r30771679-PBX-XiVO-PBX-for-the-Raspberry-Pi

TiJof, I noticed that the Raspberry Pi installation instructions were updated yesterday and tried them, but there are still problems remaining: 1. The PGP public key signature must be replaced with: ClePowa=3FC6A9B2ACDD4CF3 && gpg --keyserver pgpkeys.mit.edu --recv-key $ClePowa && gpg -a...

arztde, I have Googled the problem extensively with no useful results. If you have a link to the 'normal help forum' where I could post the problem (in English), it would be greatly appreciated. My discussion here was directed more toward @TiJof who stated he was the packager of the setup...

I did exactly as you outlined, but no difference: apt-get update ... W: GPG error: http://www.iris-network.fr jessie InRelease: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 3FC6A9B2ACDD4CF3 and browsers complain about an invalid security...

TiJof, Using the following sequence: echo "net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1" >> /etc/sysctl.conf apt-get -y install ncurses-term git curl apt-transport-https cat > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/irisnetwork.list << EOF deb http://www.iris-network.fr/raspivo/raspberrypi3/16.05 jessie main deb...