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Just create a user with the same username in that domain. They will have to log into each domain individually but that works. It may sound a pain but in practice its not, after all you don't often need to make modifications to multiple domains at the same time.

This would imply you have done something with the ACL you shouldn't have. it shouldn't be touching inbound routes.

Just to update this a little, first you now can get the calling with an E1 license. Its an addon for them all, in the UK it costs £6. With regard to the ring group thing, you do not need to assign the DID directly, I have teams extensions using three digit extension numbers. As for the SBC, I...

We have a request to email a call recording upon call completion to the person who was on the call. Does anyone have any idea how to best determine that user? I'm thinking of setting a variable when the call is answered perhaps, I'm not really sure, there doesn't seem to be a consistent value...

If its the sql db, just stop freeswitch, DELETE the db and restart. No need to restore anything. The freeswitch db only stores the current state.

I think that gonna mess you up on a git pull, I'm sure I recall Mark saying you can put them in the /etc/fusionpbx directory.

Why would you need to send such a contact header, what is it the reasoning? The only purpose of the contact header is to tell the remote server how to reach you for inbound calls.

Also, I think you may need to enable nesting now.

Are you creating unprivileged containers?

I have used similar like the H96 Max Plus in the past but found them all to lock up after a while. If I was you I would use Pi4s and stick them in a case like the Argon One M.2 case...

What TV boxes are you using by the way?

What do you mean, 8GB for main storage?

You will need to do a source installation, I have been unable to build 64-bit packages for some time now. Freeswitch now provide 32-bit packages for the Pi.

Are you behind NAT? If so it is likely thet YOUR router is changing the ports. It has nothing to do with FusionPBX. FusionPBX will use exactly the ports it is defined to use.

Debian 10 is rock solid. If you have problems with it, investigate further. If nginx is definitely running and you cannot access gui then its very likely fail2ban.

@ad5ou Interesting I haven't looked. I have always used BDR and have NEVER had a single problem with it. My take on it is that though yes it is outdated and yes support will be pulled, we have docker and that should enable us to run it for a long time to come. That's my hope anyway. I'll...

bdr only works on 9.4 unless you want to shell out thousands for the later versions. They had always promised later versions would be open source then backtracked on it.

A log of the call from fs_cli should do it.

If you look at the start of the post, I answered you and I told you how to fix it. Job done, then in the third post you had to start having a go at the project: I don't even have a problem with that when its true but it wasn't.

We DO do default inbound to drop. @KitchM, the reason you get the answers you do is because of the completely false and slurring statements you make. Those IP tables rules that will block webmin have been in there for as long as I can remember now. You implied there has been a recent change...