Recent content by markjcrane

The Debian 11 to 12 upgrade is not difficult. I've done this particular upgrade many times. Go to this link and call the number if you want help with this. https://www.fusionpbx.com/support

Do you have a good reason to upgrade to Debian 12? Right now my opinion is Debian 12 has been a stable work horse. It works great and its dependable. If you don't have a special need to upgrade I would leave it on Debian 12 for now. This shows the end of life time for Debian 12...

I improved Debian 12 install recently. I'll take a look at Debian 13 install as time permits. I'm hoping that is today or later this week.

Here are some ways FusionPBX performance and efficiency have been improved in recent releases. Database - Indexing Database indexing makes a big difference in performance for the database. Any table with thousands of records or millions of records benefits greatly by being indexed. Recommended...

The original versions of Active Calls and Active Conferences are both still available. Advanced -> Menu Manager find Active Calls - Edit it and set the Link and set the value to /app/calls_active/calls_active.php The original Active Conferences on FusionPBX 5.5 is also still available. - Edit...

If this is part of an upgrade, you need to add some WebSocket statements into the NGINX config. That is documented here. - https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/version_upgrade.html#upgrade-from-5-3-to-5-4 If you have a newer version, then update the source code and restart the service...

This is a duplicate message. Here is a link to the main thread. - https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/active-calls.9069/#post-36570

If you call, I can help you with this. Ask for Mark and let them know I asked for you to call me. We don't have much trouble with this, so it's likely some small adjustment. I can be reached at the phone number listed at this URL. - https://www.fusionpbx.com/support

Are websockets working for you at all? Is this an upgrade?

@hfoster Thanks for sharing this. I knew where to adjust it and what part of the code to change. Since I didn't reproduce the problem, I didn't have the right originate disposition to solve the problem I saw your mention of this and was going to add the fix. However, Alex saw this and beat me...

Are the calls coming in with trunk prefix 0?

The instructions were updated by Anthony. - https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-app-domain_counts And has now been removed from the fusionpbx-apps repo.

I looked at the documentation and noticed 5.5 didn't have the git checkout command. I was however in the 5.4 instructions. So I copied it from that version and updated the version to 5.5 instructions.

I was unable to reproduce this issue on FusionPBX 5.5. I made an inbound call from my phone phone. On the inbound call pressed the Reject button on a Cisco, Polycom and Yealink phone, it continued to ring. If you call FusionPBX's support number shown on this support link...

You can see if you are on the 5.4 branch or master branch using this command. FusionPBX upgrade instructions are part of the version upgrade https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/version_upgrade.html#upgrade-from-5-4-to-5-5