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Thanks for the quick and informative reply Mark, turns out this is happening because many of my inbound routes have "presence_id" hardcoded to the domain they were created on and this number/route must have been created in domain B then moved to domain A without a close review of the dialplans...

no sorry i got confused, the domain the call landed in doesn't have any IVRs configured. So call comes into domain A, gets routed to dialbyextension IVR, and somehow lands in domain B.

Anyone ever experience calls landing in the wrong domain? I stumbled accross multiple examples of calls which should have been terminated at domain A show up in CDR of domain B. Seems like the behavior changed at a point in time, and they're being routed through an IVR in domain A (an...

Make sure you're not allowing 0.0.0.0/0 or something too permissive in ACLs, I only have my SIP providers subnets in mine. while non-standards ports stop most the attempts I'm not a huge fan of 'security through obscurity', especially when we have to deal with external IT and MSPs who are...

You're right to think its odd, unless you're doing something to block public attempts you're going to get bots banging at your door, its just what happens when you're on the internet. If I suddenly saw nothing is getting blocked my first thought would be what's broken? Check your logs. The only...

For now, if I make progress in my efforts I’ll likely share with community, but don’t hold your breath as it’s just a hobby not my day job.

its been discussed here, its the commercial version of BrowserPhone which leverages webrtc. it plays nice with fusion but lacks push.

That I know of, I don’t claim to know everything. It’s been discussed elsewhere here, push notifications go though Google/apple servers, and for billing/security/spam reduction the sender must be trusted by them. Even if I build an opensource solution that supports push I won’t automatically...

Linphone was surprisingly easy to modify/rebuild for iOS (didn't try android) but building the client alone won't get you working with push notifications out of the box and they've tightly coupled other features with their serve(r/ice) that make me not want to give them time/attention despite...

Browser-Phone does look better on mobile, but if its not going to work as expected as-is without significant effort on my end I'd rather start from scratch.

Thanks for the offer to contribute, and you do make a valid point about the constant OS updates potentially requiring new builds, hopefully maintenance of the mobile apps (Android, ios) would be minimal given core functionality exists in the webapp which the mobile app is just a wrapper to.

Never take anything at face value, especially not crap from a plagerism machine. "Hard to maintain" is relative, I think the problem with the world in general, not just in tech, is that we have the wrong people assigned to the job, and that's why they find things hard. iOS does a pretty good job...

Didn't mean to imply anything about anyone's gitbilities, the talk around it just reminded me of the xkcd comic that still stings (as I'm no gitxpert).

https://xkcd.com/1597/

The mobile app will essentially be opening a browser pointed at the phone, basically option 1 from this copilot answer: https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/Wq2iuEMxzKeZDaA5NyQ5Q

Hello world, After succesfully getting LinPhone for iOS to build then compiling MicroSip to provision with a hacky provision server I set my sights on MacOS and thought what a mess, multiple codebases (with various original authors in a hodgepodge of languages), why not write a single...

AI slop will keep us employed for years to come. I asked it for help coding session invalidation for a login workflow and it suggested I drop the user table and clear my redis cache. Redis didn't exist in my infra and thankfully I think before I execute commands.

Could this have happened to someone on a cut branch (a branch other than master/main)?

No need to explain further, thanks for the detailed reasoning around why you created event gaurd. I do recall the frustrations with fail2ban’s trigger happiness in my early days, actually had my customer get static IPs at all his locations so I could whitelist them. Nice to know that’s no longer...

Thanks, thankfully I haven’t touched that. Is fail2ban still recommended or is event guard enough?