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That was a result of some changes to the code. Reach out to mcrane for the fix. He fixed mine but I don't recall what he did

Use the backup script that comes with Fusion and then restore it to the new server. Please make note of the postgres fusionpbx user password on both the old and new systems before commencing the restore

Associate the user with the extension in the extension config

What URL are you using to login?

I don't know why you'd do that. You'll be much better off with Yealink. They support automatic provisioning with Yealink's RPS (remote provisioning server), are well supported by Fusion, and they cost less. We have hundred of them out there and they are fabulous. We replaced all of our Cisco SPA...

I had never used that feature of provisioning before. Seems that Mark was way out in front with a lot of this

Mark Crane helped me with this and it is all done through provisioning. In devices, there's a line for each extension and then in keys, we assign each line to a key. Works great.

Yes, the data is in the config file but the phone ignores any extension configured with a line greater than 16

I'll take a look at this

The BLFs aren't the problem - the extensions set to positions greater than 16 that are not showing up.

We currently have Yealink T54s configured with a single extension (position 1 on the display)and 8 BLFs associated with inbound sales campaigns (positions 2 through 9 on the display). We need to configure an additional 9 extensions and have them displayed on "page 2" of the T54's display. If I...

Digi has the right answer. If you are looking for a replacement of Adminer, I've been using DBeaver and it works great. I like it better than Adminer.

I have a new customer and we're using Yealink T54W phones. After a few minutes of conversation, they lose audio. If they put the call on hold momentarily, the audio comes back in some cases. They have Comcast internet and have installed their own modem and a Linksys route. I have questions the...

Everything is stored in the postgres database

I like this version and I'm sure it runs much faster.

My bad - in the examle I gave you, replace opus with mp3. We convert to opus.

You're missing a double quote at the end of the line - try this: psql --host=127.0.0.1 --username=fusionpbx -t -c "update v_xml_cdr set record_name = replace(record_name, '.wav', '.opus') where xml_cdr_uuid = '$BNAME'"

I also use the .pgpass file so I don't have to include the password when running scripts. In the /root directory, create a file called .pgpass with the following contents: 127.0.0.1:5432:fusionpbx:fusionpbx:your-fusionpbx-password Then run chmod 600 on the .pgpass file and you're good to go.

The postgres database continuously grows and a lot of the data can be safely deleted. I run these scripts as part of my nightly maintenance and have cut the size of my postgres database by 70%. Device logs can quickly take up a lot of space and can safely be removed. You can replace the...

A snip of your RPS config would be helpful. However, I suggest you start a new thread for this instead of hijacking this one.