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We were on a tangent about how vulnerable web based systems without TLS are, but you seem to have edited your posts to adjust/redact your comments. You can still issue a self-signed certificate to use WebRTC (like I suggested before), its a very minimal barrier.

Insecure connections for logins are a threat that Chrome warns about, Safari shows scary red text over, and Mozilla shows a dialog to inform users about the vulnerability. If you don't believe any of the browser vendors warnings, nothing I can say will sway you.

The potential vulnerability I bring up is not a flaw in FusionPBX, but rather setting FusionPBX up in an insecure manner (which violates PCI-DSS). Mozilla started warning end users about this a few years ago. Example attack: Connect to the local WiFi network, ARP spoof to hijack traffic headed...

Is FusionPBX transcoding the call before handing it off to your Digium D65?

Not using TLS is barebacking the web. If you like hanging your users out to dry, go right ahead and schlep their data around with no encryption (or worse yet, broken crypto like SSL), your letting any bad actor between you and your client read & potentially alter said data. Slinging unencrypted...

Take a look at inbound-bypass-media on ReadTheDocs & the Freeswitch Confluence if setting SIP Bypass Media on the extensions doesn't work: https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/accounts/extensions.html

I haven't played around with WebRTC for FusionPBX, but if maintaining a valid TLS certificate is problematic for you, I would encourage you not to host your own web accessible PBX. All internet accessible systems need regular maintenance and updates. If you don't want to maintain your server...

What phones are you using with your Asterisk box? Have you tried pass-through media on FusionPBX (since everything is in the local network)?

What cell network is your OpenVox connected to, and what model OpenVox is it? Its likely the OpenVox is connecting to the cellular network and using the GSM codec (or AMR), then transcoding to G722. Transcoding can severely degrade audio quality, especially with older transcoding software like...

Debian 8 Jessie is oldstable and will be out of support in 2 years. Backports for Debian 8 Jessie has already been archived and has an expired certificate, which will cause you issues if you try to add the backports repo (which you'll probably need). I've been basing new systems on Debian 10...

Use a uuid generator of some kind to generate a unique uuid, I use the one in the Debian repos, uuidgen

Looks like cidlookup is synchronously run, which will collapse a call when the API is down. It may also delay a call from being sent to the extension, IMO the caller ID lookup should be triggered by a call, but allowed to run at its own pace and update the active call once the API its hitting...

Take a look at this commit for an example of what UUIDs and fields to update. Make sure to leave the parent_uuid the same for the menu though, pretty sure changing it will result in your menu item not showing up :P

I read the tutorial. Your code in ibmprompt-fusion.tar.gz doesn't use that weather API though... All I'm asking for is for some basic cleanup of minor misspellings, not trying to upset you!

I beg to differ, listening to IBM's TTS demo it sounds like they're clipping the end of many words, and the tone is inconsistent. This word clipping doesn't appear to be an issue for Mozilla TTS, and the tone is fairly consistent, less jarring to listen to than the results of IBM's TTS. Did...

Well, that is a vauge and unhelpful comment!

I agree about the 95% good, 5% broken split, but the broken parts can be managed with a little effort. I'll ask people who have upgraded firmware and ran into issues on Grandstream phones if they wrote down what was troublesome (and what firmware they had before/after), and 95% of the time I...

What model phone are you working with? Did you try the newest firmware? What registration type were you using, and was the phone behind a NAT? MWI seems to work okay with the GXP2140/GXP2160/GXP2170, though occassionally the MWI and BLFs will get desynced. Restarting Freeswitch appears to fix...

From what I've seen, many of the mass calling campaigns change caller ID every single time they make an outbound call. Usually they will use the same area code and the first two digits of your number after the area code. Blocking calls from a number reported as a spammer will not help anything...

Is there a reason to use Text to Speech from IBM instead of Mozilla's TTS? On another tangent, why the split between doing the API call in PHP, calling to shell to do the transcoding (from PHP), then having an entirely separate bash script to move the file? This seems poorly designed for what is...