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I usually install certbot from Debian and python3-certbot-nginx. A firewall should have been installed by default, you do not want it wide open, trust me on this.

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That problem is not limited to Debian 12. The thread you linked and following Mark Crane's instructions worked for me. The new method is easier on resources but it only updates once per minute so call records can take up to 1 minute to show up. People with Debian 11 had the same issue. It's a...

That problem is not limited to Debian 12. Not just new installs, I had it too and had to follow Mark Crane's instructions to get it out of the ditch so to speak.

It absolutely is 100% compatible, especially since the installer has recently been updated to cover 12.

Definitely cuts a lot of post-install stuff. I only use a domain while making sure there is not a reverse DNS or a phony nonsense one. I once made the mistake of providing a reverse-dns and soon they were targeting by domain too. I have the credentials I received from Signalwire so I was able...

I did notice in the installer that you chose to stay with 8.1 which is not old by a long shot. If one runs installs that were performed years ago and updates the version of Debian a few times, they will end up with an older version of PHP and Postgresql since the specialized repos can still...

Oh, ok, I read into it too much.

I'm curious, did your install not install Callie by default? I use Allison for voice but one thing that I have noticed is that by default the sounds have awfully low volume dancing around -13db when they should peak at just under 0db so as to not clip. I use the debian packages which have 48k...

For those who make a dedicated /var/lib/freeswitch partition and not format it, this version of the patch will put the backup into the freeswitch directory that I always save rather than in /var/backups. Other than that it is identical to the diff in the previous post.

I created a patch that will make the up-to-date changes on the existing source as it stands for Debian 11 and the patch will convert it to 12 ready including more up-to-date versions of everything such as Frreeswitch 1.10.10, Postgresql 15, PHP 8.2, Ioncube which is now released for PHP 8.2, and...

As of August 24th 2023, Ioncube is available for PHP8.2.

By default, the installer chooses to build from the source code so if your installation was built from the code you may be ok. The only concern is how it is set up and if the end-user will bother to re-configure it for themselves properly and securely.

I should also mention that in config.sh I upped the database version to 15 and it works perfectly. I had existing instances that still had version 11 running and it did require me to use the updated modified pull and simply shutting off 11 and running 15 as they both cannot run at the same time...

On config.sh I upped the freeswitch version to 1.10.10. Not relevant for just 12 but on IPtables I added one line for port 10000 for Webmin, if they can have a VPN rule why not add a Webmin rule?. For php.sh I added a section identical to Bullseye for Bookworm starting at line 65, example...

Mark, I was able to modify three files minimum and specified the latest version of freeswitch which does support 12 as you thought. The only issue with 12 is on Debian's end in that they do not install rsylogd by default, they use the journal instead so it breaks fail2ban so rsyslog should be...

PHP 8.1 Is available for Debian 12 on the external repository but there are some things I had to modify in order to have it do a clean Debian 12 install. I had to modify three files but I modify more do it puts in the desired admin password, the desired database password, and the desired domain...

Thanks Mark. Hopefully ioncube will upgrade soon.

I tried a clean install in a Virtual Machine and modified scripts to use PHP 8.2 by default as well as other tweaks. To do this you leave off the last command that is given from the && part of the fusionpbx download link and it will download the source to /usr/src. One can invoke the installer...

Interesting. May I ask what ISP? In my case it does not matter whether TLS over 5061 is used or udp over 5060.