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If this weren't a virtual machine environment, it would have worked. So it is very likely some permission or restriction that is part of PVE. Ensure you run the installation as root.

It seems by saying PVE, you are referring to Proxmox VE Maybe your issue is similar to this...

The original thread for Active Calls Dashboard has been closed for editing. I don't know why the thread times out, but since it did and the topic is still something to talk about, I've opened a new thread on the same topic. Here is the original Active Calls Dashboard thread. -...

The current master branch and soon-to-be-released FusionPBX 5.4 release include WebSockets, starting with new real-time Active Calls. We will take a look at FOP2 as well as other operator panels, but will not reverse engineer it or make a direct copy. We should be able to make something that...

Thanks for reporting this issue. Iit has been fixed on the master branch and 5.3 branches.

The device edit page was built for users in the admin or superadmin groups.

It's currently not possible. This will require additional development work.

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This means you are running an old version. If you would upgrade in the branch you are on, it should fix this issue unless your version is too old.

Member features for FusionPBX have to be installed for that specific server. So to fix this. Remove the API that was not created for this server. `` rm -R var/www/fusionpbx/app/api/ ``` Now reinstall it so that it can be built for that server.

Text-based support will only get you so far. Call the number on this page so you can get it done faster, easier. You will reach an expert who knows FusionPBX extremely well, and they can help you with the upgrade. - https://www.fusionpbx.com/support Tip: can skip the version in between and go...

FusionPBX has this as a built-in feature starting in version 5.2 or 5.3. It can be found in the Menu -> Dialplan -> Destinations

What is your version of FusionPBX?

The above message is mostly correct. The settings he mentioned are correct, and per domain set in the domain-variables dialplan is also correct. If anyone wants to make it available globally, it should be done in the global-variables dialplan. As far as dependencies for mp3 you need mod_shout...

You aren't using a default install of FusionPBX. That is why it's breaking for you. FusionPBX install uses a compile instead of the package. The FreeSWITCH repo you are trying to use is saying that you need a Token from them to install their restricted package. FusionPBX official install uses...