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sudo -i wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/debian/pre-install.sh | sh; [sudo] password for xxxxx: --2019-10-16 17:25:46-- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/master/debian/pre-install.sh Resolving...

Thanks, JamesBorne. I did indeed forget that. I had even copied it. In all my life I have never heard of an IP address being a domain aname, so it was reasonable to see it as just an address. I hope they fix that. Thanks, DigitalDaz. I suppose this is where the need for Let's Encrypt comes...

Okay, I'll start all over again. But I do wish that the person who documented the instructions had made that clear. This will be like the sixth attempt. I think I see a light at the end of the tunnel; I just hope its not an oncoming train.

Okay, so the other comments have left me a little confused. You may notice that coming into the discussion is the mention of the domain name. So what is the domain name for the setup?

In my case there appears to be a confusion about the difference between installing as root, as the instructions suggest, or installing as sudo su. Or maybe su -? What is the consensus here?

Just installed on Raspberry Pi Model 3 B+, revision 1.3, using Raspbian 10 Lite and Xfce. Install's two scripts seem to work correctly and finish, but for one line that I noticed: "Warning: The home directory of /var/lib/snmp does not belong to the user you are currently creating." The address...

If I have already installed the whole thing, and then want to change the IP address of the PBX server, how is that done without a fresh install with automatic configuration?

Thanks for your reply. To help you understand how others think, I will explain a couple things. First, I don't know Mike Jerris from Adam. Second, regardless of what someone might say, a project or individual may have the information necessary to make it work. Hence, asking here. In any...

When I try to access the configuration on a fresh install by opening it in my browser, I get the 502 Bad Gateway message. What is odd is that I had everything working on my Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with Raspbian 9, but installing Raspian 10 now does not work. Seems strange to me.