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I intentionally blocked my cell # 770-827-4079. Then I called 678-928-9100. Here are the logs from the call. It doesn't even look like that call block is active but I show it is in the GUI 2019-07-22 16:50:19.378255 [NOTICE] switch_channel.c:1114 New Channel...

I put several numbers on the call block list today. I went to call block, clicked the + sign to show which numbers came in then clicked the + sign next to the numbers I wished to block A few minutes later the same telemarketer called back and got through. So I blocked my cell# to test and it...

I can't really explain why they are working now. All I did was restart freeswitch again. I had already done that with no success. But, for whatever reason they are working now.

I am running Fusionpbx 4.5.7 Debian 9 I have 6 domains (tenants) on this server All working well up to Saturday. Starting today CDR's are blank showing no call detail records at all. The only notes on this: 1) I did select ALL and delete all CDR's manually on Saturday 2) I did upgrade...

When I delete records from the CDR in the GUI under Applications, does this delete the CDR and Recording off the entire server? Just wondering if it only deletes the visual a the gui or if it really removes ALL

Ok, I got it - It works fine - thank you!

Are you saying to add it as a new line here?

I cut/paste a sample of one of the calls below. 770-827-4079 is calling 678-928-9100. There is a + sign in front of the 770-827-4079 number. That is what I want to try and remove 2019-07-19 21:20:57.976481 [DEBUG] switch_core_session.c:2905 sofia/external/+17708274079@50.17.48.216 skip...

Can someone point me in the right direction of removing the + sign on inbound calls to the pbx? Instead of +17704561234 I would like it to read: 177045461234

Are you aware that your syntax above for line 705 and 708 are identical?

Thanks!

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No I tried the comma - no go

Removed

You ever heard of "Choose your battles?" I just put it back and this works fine 127.0.0.1/8 52.68.36.21 25.36.32.65 21.25.23.36

Well, I tried it and got an error code when saving # "ignoreip" can be an IP address, a CIDR mask or a DNS host. Fail2ban will not # ban a host which matches an address in this list. Several addresses can be # defined using space (and/or comma) separator. ignoreip = 127.0.0.1/8 73.207.0.0/16...

When I am entering ip addresses in the fail2ban ignore field, it tends to get long. I am separating each one with a space So far I am doing this: 127.0.0.1/8 52.68.36.21 25.36.32.65 21.25.23.36 Can I do this instead? 127.0.0.1/8 52.68.36.21 25.36.32.65 21.25.23.36 Just trying to figure a...

That was it Daz. I had some numbers that were not in destinations. But what is the purpose of ACL? I went ahead and white listed all my carrier IPS in Fail2ban (ignoreip) to be safe for the future.

I have all my IP addresses from my service providers listed in the ACL as the documentation says to do. My incoming IP's keep getting blocked by fail2ban. I will add those to the allowed list BUT What is the purpose of ACL if I have to whitelist the IP addresses of the service providers...

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