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I just modded the installer, I'll quickly get you a couple of files that will work for now.

This was on a compute module 5 but it should be the same for any raspios. There are couple of thinks but basically it is the php version. The php 8.2 sury repo works just fine thought the native deb 12 php 8.2 doesn't seem to have inotify.

I have it working, more to follow.

I haven't tried to install on a Pi for some time, I'll see if I can find time over the next day or two to do an install and see whats what. I'm sure I'll be able to get it working and I'm also fairly sure that if there is a problem with the installer mark will fix it if he's given the needed...

Are you recording to mp3 or wav? Using mp3 will take up much less space?

Its not valet park but maybe it uses the same moh, I'll dig into the code. Its where you just have 5901, 5902 etc on buttons.

Can anyone tell me please, where does the parking bay music on hold come from? Is it the extensions moh? TIA Daz

I understand why this may at first appear unethical but why do we all hate this foreign call centers? For me its because, in general, I often find them difficult to understand. Anything that may help the understanding could be a really good thing.

Maybe @markjcrane can help?

I'm not sure if anyone will be able to help here, I for one don't have a cluse how fusionpbx integrates with dsip router. Its probably a question for dsip router people.

Thanks, that appears to have done the trick, modules now works, I assumed I needed to do a git pull first:

Yep, looks like a few more are missing:

Adding the correct path fixed it.

That was a new install yesterday by the way.

Yep, it is blank, I should have figured that out myself. I'm getting rusty :)

@pbxgeek I also found the modules page blank on a new install. It would appear that in resources/classes/modules.php, $this->dir is empty, populating it with '/usr/lib/freeswitch/mod' resolved the issue. I don't know where it pulls that in from, hope that helps a bit.

OK, still a bit scabby but create a file: /etc/fail2ban/jail.d/ignoreip.conf NOTE: you need each ip address after the first line indented with a space. Inside it, this kind of thing: [DEFAULT] ignoreip = 127.0.0.1/8 215.155.52.118 179.22.139.77 182.63.140.77 182.63.142.77 183.63.141.77...

I know I'm on of the people who pushed for the reinstatement of the wiki at that time, I'm actually suprised that it is still up now. That was long before the documentation was as extensive as it now is. At the time, there was a lot of very relevant information though I wouldn't dream of using...

Just try 880241100300 as the username

Awesome Adrian, its come a long way. Just a quick question: is the rabbitmq a single point of failure? I remember this being an issue with kazoo back in the early days.