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Matt, if you are interested in the regex part of making a dialplan, have a look at this post I put up, it was really a bit of fun but it may be helpful. https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/regex-for-one-single-outbound-route-uk.3819/

For dns challenge, Dehydrated works well, pay attention to the use of the hook scripts. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/lets_encrypt.html

I changed a domain name back in version 4.4.2. E.g. fred.co.uk to notme.uk and did not have any issues. A few upgrades later and it is still in production, no issues reported. I routinely change the default install domain name from IP_Address to a name, but I use that domain for admin...

Ok, I tried this out on my test box for you. This worked for me, but also bear in mind that running Update - App Defaults may also fix the issue, but I have not tried that. I tend to avoid App Defaults as much as possible - don't ask me why. First (in my case) i needed to find out the uuid...

@Andrew Byrd I have seen this behavior before, I'm struggling to remember what caused it now. I think it may have been something to do with the group_uuid being blank in the v_group_permissions table. I have just added the xml_cdr_delete permission to group user on one of my test boxes and it...

It is difficult to help you when you do not say what version you were upgrading from and what you where actually upgrading. Upgrade in the GUI has several options you can check. Did you make backups first so you can roll back if necessary? You may want to try running the upgrade script from...

Obviously I am not Mark, but to answer your question: Go to https://www.fusionpbx.com/ Click on the "Create a free Account" button. Once set up, log in and choose "Upgrade my Account". You can then choose the membership level you require.

We support FusionPBX and want it to remain successful, make no mistake about that. We all have to find a way to put food on the table. As an ITSP, FusionPBX is just one of many Open Source software components that we use on our platform. The software package count runs in to hundreds, for...

T27g is present on my systems and I don't remember adding it in. It is easy enough to add, simply create the default setting, then copy your firmware file to: /var/www/fusionpbx/app/yealink/resources/firmware

We have a call centre customer that uses nothing but Bria with iPhone. We use the CounterPath Bria Push Server 2.2.0. There have been no issues reported, but I don't think they ever close the app, it just stays open 24/7.

I have seen these errors, this thread may explain things a little: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/sqlite-is-busy.3807/#post-13544

I set up my own crontab entries so I control exactly when the jobs are run. I believe, on a default install a FusionPBX entry(s) is put into /etc/cron.daily.

We need to find out what user the nginx process is running under. You can do this with the command ps aux This is what it shows for nginx on my test box: www-data 69333 0.0 0.0 71236 10328 ? S Mar15 0:45 nginx: worker process www-data 69334 0.0 0.0 71148 10008 ? S...

OK, the assumption I made was that you would be using a fairly standard install on a Debian system. That is probably not the case. Please tell us about your system; what operating system and version, how did you install FusionPBX, what FusionPBX version etc. What user is Nginx running under...

Change directory to /var/www and then issue a recursive chown: cd /var/www chown -R www-data:www-data fusionpbx

Posting the same question three times is NOT a good way of getting help. The first thing you need to do is find out why your web server is returning the 500 response. The place to look is in: /var/log/nginx/error.log you can also see what is happening in the access.log if you wish. If you...

@ewdpb Bridge statements appear in the destination select lists. Of course you can do the same in the dial plan. The advantage is that if you use the same bridge statement many times you only need to maintain it in one place.

Have a look at Bridges (https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/applications/bridges.html) You may also need to set up your access controls accordingly (https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/access_controls.html).

Yes, that should work. When in capture mode like that, have known sngrep crash on a busy server which is why I tend to capture with tcpdump and then examine with sngrep, but it's whatever works for you. Unless I'm only specifically interested in SIP or want to keep the capture small, I tend to...

Ok, your server time looks fine, that's exactly what I would expect to see for CEST at this time of year. What time does FreeSWITCH think it is? You can check this by connecting to the fs_cli and issuing the command strftime (/quit gets you out of the fs_cli BTW).