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Here it is. You have an extra \ in your regex. "\(" That means match a literal opening parenthesis character "(" Should be like this ^9999(\d{11})$

This originates in your dialplan regex for your outbound route. It means your regex is missing a closing parenthesis somewhere.

I committed the fix for faxes.sent.list warning. Pleaase update again. For your other error, No outbound route found - you need to check your outbound routes. If you had removed the prefix, then it should have chosen your regular outbound route. I just tried sending both ways with a prefix...

Do you have a route with a 9999 prefix? It's used by default for all faxes. If not, remove the prefix from the fax server settings.

It has already been pushed.

@yaboc Thanks for reporting this. A fix has been pushed

@jdumais Freeswitch generates a separate CDR for each attempt. You need to find and count those.

www.fspbx.com

Reach out to support, and they will investigate and help you. I did a quick test on my server (FS PBX v1.4.2) and the page opens.

Change gateway settings to pass the caller ID in the From Header

For US customers, uptime is crucial, and outsourcing PBX management often beats using an on-premises system that could fail. Buying on-site requires paying an IT professional, which can end up costing more in the long run. Downtime also risks significant lost sales. @kenn10 emphasizes supporting...

You are looking at the retail price. If you sign up as a wholesaler, your price will be around $1 per user. At your price point per extension, it still may not make sense. But in the US, each seat costs between $20-40, so $1 doesn't seem expensive for all the features they offer. You get mobile...

You should have a reply waiting for you in your inbox. To be transparent, this feature has been available for years, but the documentation for it is still limited. With the volume of new feature requests we receive, it can be challenging to keep the documentation fully up to date for every feature.

Yes, the module is available with every install.

I have some great news. FS PBX includes a module that automatically runs overnight to upload call recordings to AWS. As part of the process, recordings are converted to MP3 format to help reduce storage costs. Once uploaded, recordings can still be played and downloaded directly from the Call...