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Having a look at this - as I understand it this is for SMS to someone's mobile phone - is that correct? Deducted from the release notes: New Messaging app. You can now send and receive text messages (SMS) in the dashboard. Associate a user with an extension and an SMS number and head to...

Ok cool - if I missed your post, apologies for duplicating. I would think that extending the import options is the easiest to deal with this. Currently it's a bit limited - see my post on call group as another option of the import. Then it would just be a matter of setting "voicemail = false" or...

Hi When importing or creating extensions, the default is for them to have voicemail. Almost none of our customers want that (and I can relate, I don't want voicemail enabled on anything myself). So for us it would make a lot more sense to enable it where required, instead of disabling it where...

Hi Our users make extensive use of call pick ups for which we generally add extensions to a call group. It would be useful to: 1. add this to the import template 2. have a column on the extension overview page showing the call groups so that you immediately know which extensions can pick up...

The stuff you are deleting is not in the DB so by deleting those you already created space. Postgres does not give space back to the OS when you delete things - vacuum full will, AFTER you deleted records from the DB. To delete CDRs older than 90 days, you would do something like:: DELETE FROM...

If by getting to "a login" you mean a gui page - there isn't one. For that you would need something like phpmyadmin. from the cli - something like: psql --host=127.0.0.1 --username=fusionpbx It will ask for the password - give that, and you're in. From there you will have to run the...

Hi Log into postgres - the username will be fusionpbx. If you don't know the pass, it will be in /etc/fusionpbx/config.conf that will get you in. I am far from well versed in postgres stuff but remember that a vacuum full will lock the tables, so that you should do when you have no traffic. A...

Hi - thanks. Autovacuum should be running though so no need to to perform this manually I think?

Hi On our Fusion set up we periodically run a script to remove most of the information from the CDRs. There is huge amount of info which is really useful when troubleshooting, but there is no need to keep this after a few days. We do need to keep the CDRs for 5 years so we want them as compact...

It's the first place I went but I see no "contact us" or anything there ;) clicking on a support plan and then the contact form I guess was the way? which is what I did now.

I was on 1.4.1 and now upgraded to your version 1.4.2 but still the same. silly question - how does one reach out to support ?

I was going to have a look at what status>firewall gives me - but it doesn't work. I get a 500 server error. /var/www/fspbx/storage/logs/laravel.log doesn't show anything, but it does show this an hour or 2 before it. production.ERROR: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded...

Hi We have let our 5 "end users" try out their interface. It is overwhelmingly positive. But one thing that each one of them struggled with was the naming convention of destinations as extensions. So when a ring group is created, it gives it an extension number. We know this of course and...

thanks for all the input. We definitely making the switch to FSPBX

Hi Kenn Yes all understood. We have 400 domains and about 5000 extensions out there and have been using Fusion (and asterisk before that) for 10 years. So we see all the benefits. But I was just taken aback by the "per seat pricing" in the US that was mentioned and was wondering what the value...

I may add it as an option for people to choose. $1 is not too bad. If we'd charge $20 - $40 per extension/seat - the first thing people will do is just purchase an on-site Yeastar PBX. They cost $500 for an entry level one. It would be a hard sell to justify a cloud pbx for say 10 extensions @...

I had a look at Ringotel. It is my understanding that it is a sofphone. Pricing seems to be very high for that though so maybe I am misunderstanding it. It's €2.49 per month, which is more than double compared to what we charge for an extension on a PBX. This vs Acrobits or microsip or a whole...

Great. I will poke around to see if I can find it and work it out. That said, I have just sent a mail for a support package as well so if I don't figure it out ;)

From your comment I gather leaving the recording in wav format is the way to go. I will need to have a look at AWS - I have never used it and can't figure quite figure out what pricing is involved from googling it. But if it's reasonable then we can record on the local machine directly, rather...

Currently we record in .wav and run a script nightly to convert this to mp3 and change the filename in the db to reflect this, to save space. We decided on this years ago for fear of putting load on the server by recording in mp3 format right away. Seeing that we are looking to start from...