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I believe people are over-thinking provisioning because there's no proper documentation available.........

https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=2454187&p=-1 The relevant post with screenshot: http://whrl.pl/ReLP0W

Please read the note below the script regarding MTA.... :) Also the comments at the start of the script has useful links to set up a mail transfer agent.

http://www.fusionpbxforums.com/threads/gateway-failure-alert-script-for-debian-8.26/

Looks like you have entered *97 in one of your phones where it asks for mailbox.....

Try #chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/local/freeswitch

https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_event_socket Is this a package based install?

You don't; please use the internal profile and adjust DTMF parameters in that profile. Every profile should have a unique IP : Port combination, in case you want to create multiple profiles.

Using user@domain?

Try adjusting DTMF parameters on the profile you are connecting through. https://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Sofia.conf.xml#DTMF https://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_voicemail#skip_instructions Where you add this entry in the dialplan depends on how the caller gets to voicemail.

This is correct, the script uses output of the command: "sofia profile external gwlist down" Sometimes gateways fail due to internal/external network issues and then won't recover automatically. I've seen this quite a few times with DIDLogic when they do maintenance overnight. I've also had...

Finally solved the issue....... moteus on IRC was helping me to solve it; then I realised I have presence-hosts enabled in the remotephone profile as well in addition to the internal profile. Once I disabled it, MWI is working now. So it looks like you can only have presence-hosts enabled in a...

When something goes wrong with your provider (server issues, DNS issues etc), the corresponding gateway in FusionPBX fails and you won't probably notice this for a while until someone contacts you through other means. This has happened to me on many occasions, so I wrote this script to check...

Yes my FS dbs are located in /usr/local/freeswitch/db/ I ran the sql command you mentioned; I can see my phones in there, e.g. sqlite> select * from sip_subscriptions; sip|654|192.168.10.30|654|192.168.10.30||message-summary|"user"...

Thanks DigitalDaz. I think I sorta understand where the problem lies. I have the source based install of FS on my Cubox, so the FS db is probably pointing to the wrong one? I don't know where to look. I can now see the NOTIFY messages but there is none immediately after voicemail is deposited...

I am unable to get MWI working on my Cubox. Everything is up to date and I matched all settings from a working server for internal sip profile. There are no NOTIFY packets in cli after I leave a voicemail. I've had this working on my previous install FP 3.9 and FS 1.4 on the same Cubox...

Yes and No :) The cidlookup in the default dialplan is only good if your entry in the contact db matches exactly with the incoming caller id. I use multiple providers and the caller id formatting is all over the place. I store numbers in international format, e.g. 0061312341234 and using my...

That and more if there are any. Thinking about the radio app that moteus promised he would publish :)

If you want to use them and have an authorised CID, you'll need to do something like this in outbound route:

Time and time again those who are new to FusionPBX find it difficult to get cidlookup working from their contact list. Inbound Route: Now navigate to Advanced > XML Editor > autoload_configs > cidlookup.conf.xml and modify existing lines with these: <!--<param name="odbc-dsn"...