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So are you saying that your SIP Provider is rejecting the call because they don't like the CID you are sending? You control the effective caller id number in your lua script.

If the codecs listed in 'sofia status profile internal' don't match what you have in variables, check that your profile settings are using $${outbound_codec_prefs} and $${global_codec_prefs} If they are try reloading the SIP profiles. You may need to restart freeswitch if the $${} variables are...

It looks like you are recieving the 404 from your SIP provider: 2024-01-23 04:15:35.289034 98.00% [DEBUG] sofia.c:7487 Channel sofia/external/4695149600 entering state [terminated][404] 2024-01-23 04:15:35.289034 98.00% [NOTICE] sofia.c:8729 Hangup sofia/external/4695149600 [CS_CONSUME_MEDIA]...

Your lua looks pretty much OK to me. A couple of points: 1. Make sure that "resources.functions.sipharmony_api" actually exists and compiles OK, comment it out for now and re-test. 2. To make debugging easier, comment out the second bridge statement. If you log in to your box and run fs_cli...

I don't think there is. We need to think of SSL/TLS and SRTP as two completely separate things. You can enable SRTP with or without TLS by adding the following to your dialplan: <action application="set" data="sip_secure_media=true"/> You generally do this in each leg of the call to be fully...

Hi, Have a look at "inbound-codec-negotiation" in your SIP Profiles. I think that by default it is set to "generous" which means FreeSWITCH will try to accommodate the coded priorities requested by the endpoint. I always set it to "greedy", that way it is more likely that the negotiation will...

Hi, I'm glad you like the name, it took quite some time to end up with it, it started life as LitePBX. The REST is just a DB wrapper at the moment, but my intention is to add the actions like, for example, populating the dialplan when a new domain is created.

Following a request for a browser based FreeSWITCH terminal application. I have now created a DjangoPBX Applications repository: https://github.com/djangopbx/djangopbx-applications This repository is intended for additional applications that will not form part of the main DjangoPBX...

Certainly not what you want to see. Was the Server Error (500) really displayed below the login dialog or did you get that when trying to log in? If it is the latter, then maybe some default settings were not loaded correctly or the default domain was not created correctly. Will you post or...

Over the next few days, we will be introducing a change that will move the FreeSWITCH database from SQLite into PostgreSql. The key reason for doing this is to allow the FreeSWITCH database to be read directly from within the DjangoPBX application. The benefits of doing this will be better and...

I Believe it is common practice to leave the From User blank in the gateway and set the effective_caller_id* variables in the outbound route:

There have been a few posts on this forum in the past regarding the SQLite is BUSY warning and it was decided that this was normal freeswitch behavior. However, I would not expect to see that message if we are using PostgreSql. I don't know the answer because I don't have enough experience of...

No problem. I have just moved FreeSWITCH over to PostgreSql on my DjangoPBX dev box. I too found that callcenter.db was still being recreated, this is because the mod_callcenter configuration is being delivered dynamically, in my case via mod_xml_curl, and I guess for FusionPBX, via the .lua...

Hi Chris, this is something I am quite interested in. I have always stuck with SQLite in the past because it seems to work quite well for the sort of loads we put on it. But now I've written my own GUI wrap around FreeSWITCH, I am starting to think about the advantages of having the FreeSWITCH...

Ok, So please forgive me for asking because I don't use FusionPBX, but can you no longer set IVR variables in Fusion V5? Maybe if that is the case you can create a dialplan entry with destination set to true (so you can choose it in the IVR options), that sets the variables and then transfers...

I think you will run into a huge amount of problems if you are trying to install from scratch. 1. You will need a copy of Debian9 or Debian10 and probably set the repositories archive or similar. 2. You will need to get Debina9/10 packages for FreeSWITCH etc. or work out how to compile...

No, that will just get you a copy of FusionPBX V.4.5.11. If you need an installer, you will have more work to do...

There is a 4.4.1 release available: https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx/releases/tag/4.4.1 Alternatively the following will get you close: cd /usr/src git clone https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx.git cd fusionpbx git reset --hard 92acfdd 92acfdd is the last commit on the 18th...

It is generally for channel variables If you set a channel variable and you want to use or evaluate it immediately then inline = true allows you to do this. Otherwise the channel variables are set after all of your XML has been evaluated.

Just a guess, but maybe FreeSWITCH is starting before PostgreSQL is ready. In my own PBX installations I modify the /lib/systemd/system/freeswitch.service file and add: Requires=network.target local-fs.target postgresql.service After=network.target network-online.target local-fs.target...