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If traffic is directed to your box, it doesn't yet mean it reaches it. You need to run SNGREP to confirm that. Once you confirm, then check FreeSwitch running as @DigitalDaz suggested. Also, check the ports it's listening on.

In your crontab, you should have this job scheduled to run. * * * * * cd /var/www/fspbx && php artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 That's all you need to have all FS PBX jobs run. If backup is enabled in the Default Settings, it will execute every night. You can post your restore job here...

They switched how the active calls page works in the recent version to web sockets. It requires some setup to get it going. Search this forum for posts about it.

Did you check Iptables? Is the port open? Also, check SNGREP to ensure the traffic is directed to your box.

If you end up with a final result at some point, send me a pull request to add the script to the repository. Others may find it very useful. Thank you for sharing.

You may need to make sure the button is configured to dial that star code.

@marc8lange Freeswitch supports multiple registrations. You may need to adjust your SIP profile settings to enable it. Although, unless you misconfigure something, it should work out of the box with vanilla installation. Check these threads...

Hi @marc8lange, we don't have an official restore script. The backup archive is best used for disaster recovery or off-site backups. A more straightforward way to restore your server is to install a new version of FS PBX and then restore the database from the backup folder. Our latest version of...

If you paste your FreeSwitch log here, we can help you. Without seeing any logs it could be anything like you said.

I agree @voipBull. I can't find the roadmap link. Can you share it?

OMG @voipBull, how long has this been around? This is groundbreaking. I watch new softphone offerings all the time, and I've never heard of this one.

The project is not maintained. It was written for older versions of both SIP and PHP. Without modifications and porting to new libraries, I doubt it will work very well. If the browser-based-phones project takes off, it will implement all required modifications.

Thank you for pointing this out. You are right, it's pulling those, but they are not used except for the old version of the Edit app. You actually helped me fix a bug just now. Now I understand why my fixed version of the Edit app kept getting broken. I'm going to take that code out now. Thank...

If the browser opens within the app, that's a whole different story. Thank you for the clarification. At first, it sounded like it would open an external browser. "Hard to maintain" primarily refers to the fact that there are multiple Android versions and multiple iOS versions, as well as...

@markjcrane I’m not sure where that impression came from. Years ago, we worked together on a transcription feature for Google along with another developer, back when collaboration was still possible. Much later, I added my own OpenAI transcription to FS PBX, which has since become the default. I...

Hi everyone, We’ve finally kicked off a comprehensive documentation effort for FS PBX on our website: www.fspbx.com The new docs will reflect clearer structure, practical guides, and admin-friendly checklists to make setup and day-to-day operations easier. How you can help Try the guides and...

LOL, Mark. FS PBX doesn’t rely on cherry-picking—we’re focused on stability and don’t want to risk introducing issues from FusionPBX. So you can rest easy knowing we’re not using your code.

From the Git perspective, the developer branch should be separate. It shouldn't be a main branch. Then, dev branches get merged into the main branch, and the main branch is used to create releases.

I wouldn’t take AI answers at face value. To start with, you still need a native app to handle notifications. Beyond that, I’d be concerned about potential privacy issues if a mobile browser were granted microphone access. I’ve also never seen a mobile app redirect users to a website for core...

How do you envision a mobile app running in the browser? That doesn't sound right. Mobile apps are usually written in native SDKs, which is why it's so hard to make one and maintain it.