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esp32 or raspberry pi for gpio'ing a relay to the garage door , a 433mhz remote for remote connection to the above, home assistant to integrate it all with a GUI but most important find and RTFM, get it right and using geo location of your phone ad HA and the door will open without even saying...

check for earwax

Freepbx sorts calls purely chronically, in retrospect however managers might want to sort primarily by agent or client , the post recording script additionally operates on the builtin construction of cdr into year month day etc, but any asterisk channel or cdr variable can also be used as...

Just that it has up to one day latency and you lose the linkages in cdr and cel reports, you could buy storage from vultr ($6/month per TB and S3 or other shared access) and mount it on /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/, it will behave like a local partition so won't need caching.and no other...

For a narrow set oof grammars and a limited dictionary, I find that vosk is very fast and accurate and of course, free

vosk is not AI, you get to pay a premium for premium AI STT, too soon for recommendations yet I think, but it will come very quickly , someone needs to throw a lot of 'computes' at it to get the latency down and so make a buck ;-)

It's off hook if the middle two pins of the rj11/12 have a lower impedance than a couple of kilohms, you can't fix that outside the ata

Be aware that phones not on wifi very rarely have a routeable IPv4 address (CGNAT et al)

If you have Mac, Windows and Linux systems, then the inability of all of them to commonly agree on the format by 'extension' of a file, plus of course it's 90% compression, first motivated the conversion of WAV/wav to mp3 but in the last 15 years or so .ogg evolved which is natively recognized...

That's easy, just have the connected device hangup when it's done it's job.

or if there are any unrotated ones

Easiest way is to bindmount a network share, nfs or sshfs over /var/spool/asterisk/recordings, if you do that, look at the cache recordings in https://docs.asterisk.org/Configuration/Core-Configuration/Asterisk-Main-Configuration-File/ to handle stale nfs mounts or network stutters

ypu can delete all the 'rotated' logs, they end in .[0-9] or .gz

I have used https://pypi.org/project/pyst2/

Let's not forget that F2B operates on parsing logfiles not manager accounts, I rarely found that 'security' log-lines showed the admin account, mostly fop2 and cxpanel followed by random accounts , so bindaddr being restrictive is much better than permit/deny in the account stanzas by...

Maybe they were reading this forum back in Sept. 2021 ;-) My point is if your bindaddr is 0.0.0.0/0 then that means that unless you have a working firewall on TCP/5038 then any drive-by 99.9% now knows you have asterisk running and UDP/5060 further adds to that fingerprint and so on . . .

Thanks Ward but ... Later releases of Asterisk do not include /var/log/freepbx_security.log file ... but as you are now having fail2ban parse both full and security log files , wouldn't just adding a check mark for 'security' in FreePX 'full' log-files settings work with less work for F2B to...

can you post the output of fail2ban-regex that captures one? I don't see any regex being added to what's already there (I'm using v 0.11)

It is recommended that your jail.conf should be renamed to jail.local to be well behaved. You can probably make asterisk jail 'enabled = false' as 'security' log is just a superset of he 'full' log If you want remote AMI access, best to use TLS because 5038 is hardcoded in a few places so...

But not when it rained and the relays got wet. But I miss you Centrex and your cute high-tech SecureID LCD business card thingy that was limited to 1200 baud at the CO ;-)