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Hello folks. Even though google supposed killed off our use of gvsip in November, I've managed to keep my home phone service limping along with occasional changes to config files. However, sometime in the last few days they've changed something, and I can no longer get a SIP registration. So...

So, as we all know, it appears as though Google has finally killed GVSIP. I've read many articles about possible replacements, many of them denouncing Obihai devices. Other than the initial $50 price tag, what is the downside to using an Obihai device? Thanks.

Resolved; I found the answer here: https://pbxinaflash.com/community/threads/problems-with-gv-again.23283/

Also unable to make outgoing call as of 11/11. Not sure when things went south...must have been in the last couple days. I've previously applied the fix mentioned above (changing obihai.telephony.goog to voice.telephony.goog). Current error in asterisk log is...

Just wondering if a workaround/fix has been made for this issue during the last 3 weeks. My significant other would very much like to hear the ringback while waiting for the called party to answer. Thanks.

And, start with a fresh install of IncrediblePBX. I learned the hard way that once you install the CentOS GVSIP package, you cannot install the Raspbian GVSIP package on top of it.

Roger that. Thanks.

Could you please provide an example of what "remove the r from the dial command" means? Is that an edit to extensions_custom.conf, or something in the FreePBX interface? I tried removing the ',,r' from the Dial command in extensions_custom.conf, and while that prevented the call from being...

Didn't know it had been responded to, but now that I've read the response, no, it does not provide a solution. Do you know of one?

Well, I started from scratch with a branch new IncrediblePBX installation, and I now have things working. Yay! One small problem, if somebody could help - on outgoing calls, if the call is not answered in 20 seconds, I get the "your call cannot be completed as dialed" message. This is after the...

Please see the post from naf on this page in response to my gvsip problems with IncrediblePBX: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32028869-~time=1530782000 It appears as though the gvsip patches are not included in the download indicated on this page: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=26267

I went through this procedure today, but things are not working for me. Everything compiled without error, and I rebooted the server. I don't see any changes to my google voice account (there is no obitalk device), and incoming calls do not reach my server. I also don't see any new trunks or...

Please ignore - the new image was not being written to my SD card because it is failing.

According to this page: http://nerdvittles.com/?p=21255 the root password after burning the installation image is "password", but that is being rejected. Can somebody please tell me what the initial root password is for raspbian 8/incredible pbx 13? Thanks.

Well, that's a bummer, and a rather serious shortcoming of the distribution. Is there any way to at least backup the configuration and restore it on the new installation?

I'm running whatever version of incrediblepbx that includes asterisk 11.11 and freepbx 2.11. What is the procedure for updating to the latest stable version? Thanks.

Hello folks. I've been using incrediblepbx for at least a couple years now, in conjunction w/ Bill Simon's google voice gateway service. If google finally pulls the plug on XMPP, those days may be over. I started to go down the route of using pygooglevoice for outgoing calls, but it feels...

I have my GVGW account set up, and the GVGW account page shows "devices registered: 1", so I think the SIP trunk is set up. However, incoming calls are not (apparently) reaching my home, and if I try to place an outgoing call, I get a recording that says I can't place the call as dialed. I've...

I'm certainly willing to spend the money, but is there a guide anywhere for what needs to be done to migrate from incrediblepbx to the method used when using Google Voice Gateway? A little quick background - I came to the world of running my own PBX just a few weeks ago. I'm not a telephony...