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I am not certain if this is going in the direction you are wanting, but try this fs_cli -x "show calls as xml" | grep "<direction>" | awk -F'[<>]' '{print $3}' | sort | uniq -c

You could create a call flow toggle permissions and edit the call flow php with significant changes to incorporate the permission. You could create a call flow application for the dashboard/ homepage that involves the call flow names and the toggle.

You would need to edit the php to hide eavesdrop. The best option would be to edit the application by adding a permission for eavesdrop and wrapping that permission around each of the eavesdrop functionalities in the php. There are multiple lines of code to consider when removing the eavesdrop...

go look at the permission operator_panel_eavesdrop

Create a simple time condition that includes what you want. Then view the dialplan of the newly created time condition and you will see exactly what you will need to add to your preset holiday's parameters.

Easter is based upon the lunar calendar. As such, it will not fit within the time conditions framework to cover each year. For Easter you could get a multiple years list and create presets like easter2024, easter2025, and so forth. For specific hours of the day on Mother's Day, add...

Use the call block application. Build a call blocking dialplan including wildcards If it is a specific range of numbers. Add call screening to extensions. Have the inbound calls route through an IVR. Many sip providers have a way to block numbers at their level. Report the numbers to your...

The admin defines what the call flow destinations are. I do not see that a user could select a destination.

You could use call flows. That requires someone to dial the call flow code to change the flow of calls. You could also use time conditions.

So all grandstream devices will be broken in any new installs? Master branch is not default. How is any default installation supposed to work with grandstream?

What are your plans for identifying inbound calls to be sent to Lenny? Do you have any spam score data? Are you planning on turning Lenny into a destination so you can push calls to it as part of the call block treatment?

Then how about make a faxuser group, hide the dashboard items from the group, and redirect faxuser group to the fax application. Do not overwhelm them with the needless access.

You will want to have run the permission updates/upgrade. Probably restore default on the group permissions. If you have made adjustments then make sure to capture those beforehand. /var/www/fusionpbx/app/xml_cdr/resources/dashboard/recent_calls.php only has 3 permissions: if xml_cdr_view then...

User should only see details for the extension(s) the user is assigned to. Domain level admin should only see the details for the domain. Review the group permissions carefully. Make sure they don't have something global like the XML CDR domain all permission. Test thoroughly with test accounts.

I would be interested in hearing more details about the foreign API for gathering the updated list of guests/patients information. I would recommend creating a update_extensions.sh, or similar named script, which will contain database password and your SQL update v_extensions statement. Make...

Your cache settings image shows a conflict with everything else you are describing. you have told fusion that your cache is in /tmp. Change the cache location to /var/cache/fusionpbx Save Reload button in the top-right of the default settings page. Then watch the /var/cache/fusionpbx...

The best solution is in the save voicemail process. But that may be difficult. Have you tried a new test server installation to see if it exhibits the same issue?

Default settings > voicemail has 2 voicemail silence variables, but those probably won't help as they will impact "real" voicemail messages. I would conduct testing and compare and contrast short messages like "call me" as the audio against your 3 seconds of silence messages. I would see what...

Very strange. Do you have displaying B leg partially enabled? Does this happen on 1 domain only? On outbound only? I am thinking the 888 calls and the calls after them are part of the same call. Much like how the entire calls including actions like transfers get broken up into multiple calls...

It looks like call broadcast is nearly there for your desired functionality. I would then dig through that code to build your own cli command to schedule the calls.