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I said "There may be a better way of doing this"... EDIT: but having said that, what if they still want voicemail when away from the desk?

I don't believe that Fusion sets the max_calls variable anywhere by default - I could be wrong. It could easily be set on the global-variables or the variables dialplans as required. Have a look at the FreeSWITCH documentation on using limit...

Probably a bit overkill but you could rsync to a backup directory structure on the same box and then tar that. I know it wastes space but disks are cheap enough these days.

In the Dialplan Manager, have a look at call-limit, by default it is not enabled, you should find it at order 25. There may be a better way of doing this but one trick I have done in the past with this is to change the condition so it only logs (limits) inbound and instead of using the...

That is a good question. I don' t know about PGDump but I guess it will have a mechanism to ensure consistency. In my experience tar normally fails if you instruct it to archive a directory that has files open in it. There is a command line switch to instruct tar to ignore the error, but that...

Sorry, I forgot to mention permissions, the following should do the trick: chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/freeswitch/sounds/en/au/lenny/ If you created the au directory also, then get the permissions correct on that too. chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/freeswitch/sounds/en/au/

Ok I will try to answer in order. 1.) The directories are the aType parameter variable in the get_filename function. Eg. get_filename( 'greeting', 1 ) , get_filename( 'mainloop', counter_mainloop ) etc. 2.) I renamed lenny1.wav, lenny2.wav etc. to simply 1.wav, 2.wav etc. As for files in...

Don't work with Grandstreams but Yealink phones have settings called: Accept SIP Trust Server Only and Allow IP Call that help prevent this from happening:

Have a look at is_local. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/dialplan/dialplan_details.html There are several treads on this subject o here: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/cross-tenant-dialing.3403/ https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/should-pbx-know-a-call-is-internal.3645/...

Yes, I had a play and got it working on my test box. I had to modify the LUA downloaded from the link in this thread, mainly to fix some minor issues, but also to correctly specify the sound file location. I downloaded the sound files, they were all in one directory and called lenny1, lenny2...

Just in case it is of help. Here is how I built my *97 dialplan to remove the PIN for certain extensions only. There are also some variables set to stop some other voicemail prompts:

Yes, that was it. Thank you for clarifying.

@ad5ou Setting authorized=true did not work for me when I tested it, am I missing something?

Your original find command was correct you SHOULD NOT be removing freeswitch.log freeswitch.log is the current log file that FreeSWITCH is writing to. files that end in 1, 2, 3 etc are the rotated logs that the find using freeswitch.log.* deletes. If you do not see any files called...

Welcome, and hello from Newark, UK.

Keeping domain names short also helps with keeping UDP packet size down to avoid MTU issues, especially in BLF NOTIFY messages.

If you are using the packaged install of FreeSWITCH (most do), then yes that is correct. Otherwise use find /usr/local/freeswitch/log/freeswitch.log.* -mtime +7 -exec rm {} \;

For this purpose I use a ring group forward. I create a new (permissions) group called ringgroup _fwd which has the following permissions: ring_group_view ring_group_forward ring_group_destination_view ring_group_user_view ring_group_missed_call I assign this permission to any user that I want...

Welcome. Your plan sounds, good. Please share your experiences as you build your platform, I'm sure it will make for interesting reading!

You may want to look at is_local, there is some discussion in this thread: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/route-calls-between-domains.132/