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It's clear that many of the issues people are running into could be avoided with better coding practices, testing, and a more intuitive interface. The fact that essential settings are not documented—and that users have to dig through PHP just to get basic functionality working—is beyond...

@whut I'm using OpenAi for my engine, and it works great with just the basic settings in the directions I put together. I'm in the US as well. Do you know why Azure would need the language set to en-US in order to work? Also, setting the URL to WestUS doesn't make any sense.

@markjcrane Mark, I appreciate the work you've put into FusionPBX, and I’ve been trying to contribute by helping clean up the documentation. However, the outdated wiki is still up despite previous discussions about its removal. Is there a specific reason for keeping it? This is becoming...

@markjcrane Mark, can you remove that outdated wiki page? It is still showing up in the top of the searches.

What error did you get? What troubleshooting did you do so far?

@deadciv How are you parking the call? On the Yealinks that I have, we have been using this method: park+*5901@domainname and park+*5902@domainname. I was told at some point that keeps the parked calls within the domain but I cannot find where it is currently documented. The fusion PBX docs...

Yes, this worked well for me. You might want to spin up a new virtual server and try the steps above, then, once you get it going, compare the two systems.

@RTL you can find the instructions here for setting up voicemail transcribe on FusionPBX v5.3: https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/applications/voicemail_transcription.html

The main file I have been working with is the jail.local.

For the last few weeks, I’ve been experiencing intermittent call issues on one of my smaller FusionPBX servers. After investigating, I discovered that my Fail2Ban setup had been disabled. This allowed repeated scans of my server from different IPs. At some point during the scanning, my GUI would...

@USA Phoneman You can post them in here if you want.

@zusrut This looks promising, and I like how you are using the API. Why don't you have @Adrian Fretwell create a thread for you?

I tracked down the third item, and it belongs to Len. It is part of his cloned Read the Docs. @markjcrane, is Len still in this forum?

This site was removed last night:

@ou812 I haven't heard that name in a long time... 1990?

@markjcrane, from what I understand, Read the Docs supports reST and MD with an optional extension.

I'm interested in this and Groundwire.

I didn't know you could connect via SSH using VS code. I'll have to check that out. Most the time, I use WinSCP when I need to move files around, but I saw someone mention Midnight Commander the other day, and it's a nice lightweight tool.

I recently came across an awesome open-source tool called Midnight Commander, and I'm impressed. It's a visual file manager that runs directly in the CLI (Command Line Interface), making file navigation fast and intuitive. You can use the keyboard or the mouse to navigate the file...

Hi Mark @markjcrane, Could you take a look at this? It helps explain why so many people are encountering issues with documentation. At least two of the three seem to be within your domain, so they should be straightforward to address. The first one appears to be someone who previously worked on...