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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...

Are you using Gmail for email relay?

Did you try restarting the email_queue service?

I just finished a new install on Debian 12 to confirm it is working correctly again. The install seems to have gone well and FreeSWITCH installed fine.

User accounts are assigned to extensions on the extension edit page. A user in the user group by default can only see call detail records that are assigned only to their account. The admin group by default, can see all calls for a particular domain or tenant. The superadmin group by default...

User accounts are assigned to extensions on the extension edit page. A user in the user group by default can only see call detail records that are assigned only to their account. The admin group by default, can see all calls for a particular domain or tenant. The superadmin group by default...

This issue has been fixed. A new install should work correctly. Or you can run the following commands. Once you run upgrade.php you shouldn't see the error again.

This issue has been fixed. A new install should work correctly. Or you can run the following commands. Once you run upgrade.php you shouldn't see the error again. A new install should work again.

By default FusionPBX keeps the original caller ID and passes it through. However, some providers require the diversion header that was shown by @soglinda If your version of FusionPBX is new, the Diversion header option is there by default. If you have an older system, then you might need to...

@voipBull Thanks for reporting that. I tested it and duplicated the issue you reported. And then added a spaced in the regular expression so it would allow the space. If you update your system it should work now.

@voipBull now its important to know the version of FusionPBX you are using?

The code change isn't needed. Toll Allow was built for default settings and domain settings using type array. Category: toll allow Subcategory: name Type: array Value: international Add more default settings to increase the list.

@TharunV what you came up with does look nice. It's a good idea to have a dashboard widget that runs a simplified active calls. It looks great. I think it's a good enough idea to make that a dashboard option. We will have an efficient version that is realtime that will be done soon...

There is a permission for number alias, you can find it under Advanced -> Permissions. However, it's unlikely to work with all FusionPBX features.

@JigarPatelACG Here is the install script for FusionPBX. This should be sufficient help if you have enough experience and skill with Redhat. https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx-install.sh/

You can change the password if you want by changing this file and the restart FreeSWITCH Event socket is only available to localhost or 127.0.0.1 by default. This is a critical default for security. My recommendation to people is to never change the listen-ip as this feature should remain on...

Documentation for Valet Park can be found here. - https://developer.signalwire.com/freeswitch/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Modules/mod_valet_parking_3966447/

You are talking to me over text, so all options for valet parking haven't been explored.

In FusionPBX feature codes are prefixed with a star. For example: park+*5900. The reason for the * is that it prevents blocking a number like 5900 from being used for an Extension, Ring Group, or something else. The problem with the auto park, where it picks the available parking slot, is that...

Welcome and here are some resources that may help. - https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/ - https://www.youtube.com/fusionpbx