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It sounds like a bug to me in the "latest" master. There is no variable that I am aware of. In the device records, have you tried the "Files" button to see what would actually be downloaded to the phone?

Well maybe not much help because I have not used the ~latest Master version yet, but looking at the code on GitHub for device edit, https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx/blob/master/app/devices/device_edit.php It would appear that the server address is now pulled from a default setting via a...

Possibly a work around for you... Have a look at /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/app_languages.php It is a large file that sets up various array dimensions for translations. The first section in the file is for a dimension called 'language-name', commenting out entries in this section will cause...

You can sort of do it the way you are thinking by copying the whole phone model directory and calling it something else, for example: cp -r /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/grandstream/ht503 /var/www/fusionpbx/resources/templates/provision/grandstream/my-zone1-ht503 And then edit...

If downstream is fine and, I assume, the connection is asynchronous? Then the most likely cause is contention (a lack of available) upstream bandwidth. When bandwidth becomes limited, networks will "queue" packets for a short period of time often resulting in the "Wrong sequence number" that...

You may get more responses if you start a new thread for this question. FusionPBX does not have such a facility currently, you could try putting in a feature request to the Fusion team. I don't think looking at MWI is the right way to go with this, but I like your thinking. FusionPBX does...

The files you found under /var/www/fusionpbx are used in the install / upgrade process, it is the ones under /etc that are actually in use.

Probably what you are short of is some domain name resolution (DNS) so domain1 resolves to 192.168.etc.etc and domain 2 resolves to... Some routers have an inbuilt caching DNS server that will allow to to set up your own entries MiKroTik do. If you have any real domains, you may be able to add...

How did this bit of history pass me by?? I started out with OpenSer (Sip Express Router) , I assumed OpenSIPS was the natural progression from that. Not going to hijack this tread, but if you have the time to tell me more send me a PM. Cheers, Adrian.

That's exactly what I was going to suggest, and if you need more checks in place, an avp that you set for the initial invite will also be available in the on_reply route.

I don't use Kamailio, I started with OpenSIPS and stuck with it, but I know they are very similar. OpenSIPS has a "Mangler" module that allows you to do pretty much what you like with the SDP: https://opensips.org/docs/modules/3.0.x/mangler.html

Check your actual Linux machine time. root@testbed1:~# date Wed 15 Jul 16:18:12 BST 2020

Yes of course it will work because \D matches any non numeric character, so Z1234567892345 would be considered a valid outbound number. As with many things, there is no right or wrong way - just what works for you.

Ok what was it? (for the benefit of others).

Just a thought, SIP providers may return a 488 for other reasons than "No Codec intersection" like they don' t like the format of the number in the From or To headers. How do you know this issue is codec related?

You can copy profiles and set enabled/disabled appropriately, but You probably don't need to complicate this by doing that right now. If you do then make sure that each running profile has its own unique IP / PORT combination. Can you get a packet capture of the attempted outbound call so we...

By Default global_codec_prefs and outbound_coded_prefs are set in Advanced->Variables. These variables are then used in the SIP profiles. But it is possible to set codec preferences directly in the SIP profile without referencing the variable ($$). Example screenshot below:

Yes, the voicemail_greeting_uuid is just a unique primary key, so your existing records should import without duplicating the PK. Your strategy sounds fine to me.

Don't make this your last resort, it doesn't cost that much and will take a lot of variables out of the equation. There are many people out there running successful deployments on AWS and Digital Ocean etc... We run our own bare metal in the DCs and use XCP-ng as our hypervisor, all our...

In most cases we never need to use this script. The script is just designed to send out MWI reminder messages for phones that can't/don't remember their MWI state. I think you are seeing the error because the script is unable to create the run file voicemail-mwi.tmp. Check that a directory...