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Ok, made a little progress I was using the dbpasskey from server A in the restore script. I changed the passkey to server B and it let me finish the restore with no errors. Then I logged into the GUI and tried to login using my same login for server A and got this message Fatal error...

What you say makes perfect sense. I started breaking it down and running one section at a time. The first section logs into server A and creates the back up That was a success The section: Remove the old database is where the problems begin root@backupserver:~# #extract the backup from the...

I use the following script to attempt to back up from server A and restore to server B Upon completion of running this script from Server B, it says restore complete I login to server B but the restore never took effect. I installed Fusionpbx on Server B, then ran the script from SSH. I...

Thank you Daz. I see the backup update, but I don't see the restore update. Can you point me in the right direction for the restore? Is this still the way to do it? https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/getting_started/restore.html

What I do is spin up a new server with Debian 10, Fusionpbx, and ensure Postgresql are the same version (12.1) Then I run the back up script o the production server. Then I ssh to the backupserver and run the restore command. It now shows restore successful, but when I login there is no data...

I got the script right off of fusionpbx docs I changed the ssh server and the password to xxxxxx's but all the rest is what I used #!/bin/sh now=$(date +%Y-%m-%d) ssh_server=xx.xx.xx.xx database_host=127.0.0.1 database_port=5432 export PGPASSWORD="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" #run the remote backup...

I seem to have fixed the chmod issue and have another issue. When I backup I get this message root@abnetworks:~# /etc/cron.daily/fusionpbx-backup.sh Server Backup find: '/var/log/postgresql/postgresql-9.4-main*': No such file or directory find: '/usr/local/freeswitch/log/freeswitch.log.*': No...

Thanks Daz. I thought that might be the issue but I wasn't sure what command line to use

I have run backup on one server and then restore to a different server and when I get almost to the restore complete I get this message: nice: '/etc/cron.daily/./fusionpbx-backup.sh': Permission denied Any ideas on this? Debian 10 FPBX 4.11.5

I tried your suggestion and I thank you for it. Still no luck - It just passes the DID through as the Caller ID name and does not seem to reference the contact (Donald Duck for example in my attachment). Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. I attached 3 screenshots

Ok, one more issue. It works. BUT, if an ext sets their ext to DND (do not disturb) no calls go through. None of the ext ring. When I take DND off they all ring again. Does this mean users can not use DND?

I never saw that option until you brought it to my attention. Now it works like a charm. Thank you!

Are you saying it should work "out of the box"? No configurations on my part?

I am on 4.5.11 , set to true, enterprise. Does not work. Where are you setting the follow me option to true at? I see it in default settings

I had a client that was complaining about static. Static is an analog issue. Also, I could not hear the static on the recordings. You could only hear it locally on the sip device. I discovered that when the static occurred they were streaming pluto TV. I turned the TV off and the static...

I agree - enterprise is not working. When calling an ext directly it WILL ring the ext and the follow me list. But when that same ext is part of a ring group, it is only ringing the ext,not the follow me

I am trying to get all incoming calls to reference the Contacts for the Caller ID before displaying a caller ID I believe I have everything as above but I must be off somewhere as it displays "UNKNOWN" on the sip device. Where did I go wrong? <configuration name="cidlookup.conf"...

Thank you

I submitted a bug ticket and they solved the issue. There is no bug. They just changed how to edit a contact but have not updated docs yet. click on a contact Click ADD at the top (this will open a drop down

Can someone please tell me the command to view the contents (database password) in this file? /etc/fusionpbx/config.php I can ssh in with no problem. I just can't remember the command line to view the file