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You should check out FS PBX (www.fspbx.com) when you have a moment. Fewer bugs and a much better front end for management.

Then you are not running FS PBX, and you are probably running FusionPBX. This thread is for FS PBX users

you can run sngrep to grab it

It's showing active calls for the tenant you are currently signed in to. You can click on the Show Global button to see all. Check the logs for any errors https://www.fspbx.com/docs/troubleshooting/retrieving-logs/

something is always shown. Do you have a PCAP log you can share?

Have you tried pressing the circle arrow button to keep the page updating?

Fusion is partially used in FS PBX. But make sure you don't update it. Only update FS PBX when needed. @kenn10 confirmed it works in FS PBX for him as long as the carrier allows it.

Then do not update Fusion. It will break things badly. You can see the latest version of FS PBX when you open the dashboard, and the pop-up at the bottom shows up. The current version is 1.6.1.

I didn't realize you were using FusionPBX. You posted in the FS PBX thread.

If you chose to use port 5055, you need to verify that you configured your external profile correctly to use that port and the firewall is open to accept traffic on this port.

What happens if you don't enter anything under the Advanced > Outbound Caller ID Number?

I checked your most recent code, and the bug is still there and easily reproducible by following the above directions.

There it is. It can't find the settings you set up. It checks the tenant settings, then defaults to the default settings. Make sure you added them all correctly and that you don't have duplicate settings with empty values. I use AWS S3

@ou812 do the following. Enable advanced messaging debug by adding this to your .env file MESSAGING_WEBHOOK_DEBUG=true run this to apply php artisan config:cache Then tail the log. This is a continuous command that you'll need to keep running while trying to send a message. tail -f...

We have a flat rate per extension right now, too. @Yoni_NVG is correct, there are always light users to offset the price for heavier clients. Email logs alone aren't enough to determine how much a particular client would cost us. One client can have 5 call 2 hours each and the other may have...