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thanks. this was very helpful

Yes good tips. Thanks.

See also http://www.pbxforums.com/threads/busy-tone-for-occupied-extensions.742/

Its not perfect, but it removes worrying about old kernel vs new hardware. You'll just have to either install on 8 and upgrade - then see what happens. Or, try to shoehorn on to 9.

I have a new in-dial number added to the trunk that connects my fusionpbx to the world. That in-dial is now routed straight to a single extension (ata w/ fax) so that its effectively "one line". However when that extension is on a call, I want to have a busy signal returned to the caller...

I believe that rather than an extension, you would create a gateway towards their server.

in my case I am running it in an LXC container in Proxmox. you could also run it in Docker or whatever your poison is.

you create a user then create a database. its literally the same number of steps as mysql.

apt-get install postgresql... easy

Unfortunately there isnt (that i know of) an easy way to import/export dialplan sections in FusionPBX

Please note, the above works correctly when the B leg parks the A leg (someone calling in to your PBX is parked, then retrieved). I suspect that if the A leg parks the B leg then caller ID wont work right (i.e. when you call out of your PBX, then park that call, then someone else on your PBX...

See http://www.pbxforums.com/threads/parking-without-losing-caller-id.886/

Many many are listed at: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Providers+ITSPs

I ended up just upgrading the firmware to the very very latest.

Check out: http://www.pbxforums.com/threads/parking-without-losing-caller-id.886/

See http://www.pbxforums.com/threads/parking-without-losing-caller-id.886/

This is completely my own work, although its heavily derived from the default settings, a little inspiration from the freeswitch email list, pouring over the freeswitch doco, and copious trial+error. Note: I havent factored in anything but blind parking and i dont use the orbit+park button in...

Probably something to do with tunables. Linux out of the box is tuned for... well nothing TBH. Personally, I consider VMware to be a legacy product. Virtualization is now (as it was originally) a native part of OS's

If you run in a Proxmox container, the container uses the hosts kernel. Its just the Linux kernel on metal. If you run VMware then there is obviously the VMware hypervisor running on the metal, and your kernel running on top of that. KVM on Proxmox is differently structured than VMware, the...

Take a full back up and restore it?