Try stopping FreeSWITCH first (service freeswitch stop), see how long that takes, then time your reboot.
SQLite on an in-memory filing system works quite well.
Your provider is returning a 100 Trying after you have sent credentials. As @hfoster says, if there is something wrong with your credentials, a 401 response would be more appropriate than a 408. This could be an internal fault with your provider. I would send the packet capture to them and...
There are a few FreeSWITCH books available, like "Mastering Freeswitch" and "The Freeswitch Cookbook".
These books are not FusionPBX specific, but do give an insight into how the underlying switch works. There is also a lot of information available on the FreeSWITCH Wiki...
Я думаю, что имя файла T30p должно быть y000000000127.cfg, чтобы y000000000000.boot выглядело так:
#!version:1.0.0.1
## The header above must appear as-is in the first line
include:config "y000000000127.cfg"
include:config "{$mac}.cfg"
overwrite_mode = {$yealink_overwrite_mode}
Вы пробовали использовать шаблон для T31g?
Если вы настроите телефон вручную, затем экспортируете конфигурацию, а затем сравните ее с выводом, созданным шаблоном T31g, это должно помочь вам создать шаблон T30.
It looks like the line #!/bin/sh is not being interpreted correctly but instead just running another instance of sh.
What file name did you call the script?
For example if you created a file called my-restore.sh and copied the contents of above into it and set the password correctly, you...
@bcmike I'm not sure what is generally considered good. I always get interested in scores less than 4. There will always be the odd bad score for many reasons. I tend to look at this at three levels: The DC, The box, and then the domain.
Many poor scores on a single domain may indicate a...
You may be hitting a FreeSWITCH limit, have a look at /etc/freeswitch/autoload_configs/switch.conf.xml
<param name="max-sessions" value="1000"/>
<!--Most channels to create per second -->
<param name="sessions-per-second" value="30"/>
A number of VoIP projects seem to be on a mission to put off both contributors and customers these days. Still, no problems as yet with my two tin cans and length of string - can't seem to get conference calls to work though!
Ok, answers in order...
fusionpbx is the database username, not a shell login username.
You will find the database password in /etc/fusionpbx/config.php
Yes you need to run upgrade twice. I tend to use the command line version, I think it is more reliable:
php...
Hi Peter and welcome.
There is the public documentation here:
https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/
This forum also has a lot of collective knowledge, not the easiest thing to search but most questions have been asked before.
You will also find the FreeSWITCH documentation helpful...
You can't do it in the GUI, I use a small script to do the restore. Be aware this script drops the schema before the restore, use at your own risk:
#!/bin/sh
export PGPASSWORD="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
db_host=127.0.0.1
db_port=5432
echo "Restore Started"
#remove the old database
psql...
You should be able to do it fairly easily. The steps I take are:
1. Build new server
2. Backup old server
3. Restore backup to new server
4. Run upgrade on the new server at least twice
The upgrade process will make any database schema changes and data type changes to the restored data...
From memory... I think you can set a channel variable possibly called voicemail_greeting_number.
Set this variable to the number corresponding to the greeting number in Applications->Voicemails->(Tools)->Greetings.