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I agree but it is doing the same today again. Here are the results I've reported as a bug: --2021-03-23 17:51:46-- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/debian/preinstall.sh Resolving raw.githubusercontent.com (raw.githubusercontent.com… 185.199.108.133...

I believe he means that there appears to be both in the table in your first comment. My instructions are as follows: "Basically, Fusion needs to have the SIP provider’s IP address(es) included. Select Add. On the next screen put in the name, the default to “allow”, the type of “allow” and the...

Does anyone use Raspberry Pi? Have you recently tried the install routine?

Ah, I get it. Thanks David. None of my business, but I wonder why not host it internally. Are you creating a PBX for your own business or for others? The way I see it is that I would want my telephones as closely connected to my PBX as possible. No need to increase latency.

AWS? Apache Web Server? What are you doing with that on you telephony server?

Sure, contact the guy who created it. If he isn't the expert, I am sure no one here would know better. Good luck.

My experience is that upgrades should always work. When they do not, we downgrade to like it was and/or rely upon our backups. Just make a backup image of your drive and then do the upgrade. If it works, you're golden. If it doesn't, quickly restore the backup. Problems solved. If you are...

Just to clarify, you have placed yourself in a tight situation. This is not a normal installation environment, but is one were problems will be compounded. I just want you to understand that. Maybe we can help if you explain why you did that. Good luck.

One of the problems that people forget (although I do not know if this is yours), is that there are four areas of possible communications blockages. These include, in order; router firewall, Netfilter iptables, Fail2Ban and ACL. Make sure to port-forward any provider's IP addresses with their...

When attempting to use: wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/debian/pre-install.sh | sh; I'm getting a 404 error. Did the address or script change in some regard?

Yep. I got it. Just pretenders here.

So you mean that a person cannot find an expert on FusionPBX who is able to answer questions? I am beginning to realize that sad case. The old basic saying certainly appears to apply; if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

Sorry to bother. Was just looking for an expert.

I was able to search the FS and Fusion documentations and found that there was no glossary entry defining the term. However, there were a couple sentences in the Fusion docs I was able to find: I found that to be a little imprecise. I checked a dozen telephony glossaries and found no...

Yes, I partially mean the default layout. But also, I mean the other possible options, whatever they might be. Look at it this way. I hear a female voice on my telephone when testing the system. I did not know if the recorded voice was from my Yealink phone, the FusionPBX, the FS server, my...

Yes, but I'm more interested in what is done automatically without the user's intervention. You see, the dashboard shows information but one does not know why it does what it does. Do you see where I'm going with this. Does that make sense?

Sorry, but I see you still don't get it. Let me try this way. I will stick my neck out here and assume that the Fusion dashboard changes its display based upon various factors. I am not privy to these supposed factors and can only see what I see on my installation. Hoowever, I have seen one...

Oh, I see the confusion. I tried to explain that I was wondering about the use of the word "forward" within this context. The word indicates "in one direction". Therefore, the implication is where is the inverse, and/or why isn't that mentioned?

Already, read and read. Please note that the docs do not answer my question.

It might be nice to have a forum section just for questions on the documentation. It seems it would be helpful to be able to go to just one place to see if anyone had a similar question on the subject. What do you think?