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I set up FusionPBX (latest git) on Debian 11 with some mild difficulty but stepping through the install script got me a working system. In the process I got to inspect the various components and was considering the web server. Lately I have enjoyed using caddy (caddyserver.com) for other...

I changed my mind. Stepping through the installer and running it line by line resulted in a good installation. I do not know where the failure was with the script. I recommend some error handling and idempotency for the installer. Having the install fail and finding no sensible way to restart it...

Changing all the "#!/bin/sh" in the install scripts to "#!/bin/sh -e" allows the installer to stop whenever an error is encountered. But this ended up being unhelpful because the author assumed some of the commands would fail such as rm'ing non-existent directories (in case they did exist) and...

I'll run it again and see where it fails. The script should really have a "set -e" at the top so that if a step fails it halts.

Hi @Davesworld , thanks for the greetings. I installed the libraries and went back and recompiled but the install script must have failed at least one other place as well, because the lua scripts aren't in place. I'll have to spend some time hacking at it I guess. A long time ago, there was a...

Currently running the installer on Debian 11 I end up with a machine that has no freeswitch modules built other than mod_amr. If I go to /usr/src/freeswitch and try to make then I get a notice that "You must install libavformat-dev and libswscale-dev to build mod_av. Stop." These things...

Why is turning off UFW not a solution? iptables is still there and you can configure it as you wish, without UFW.

@DigitalDaz how has your evaluation gone?

I have had 15 years experience with Asterisk and 10 with FreeSWITCH. Near FreeSWITCH 1.0 release they were cranking out excellent features left and right and blowing the socks off Asterisk with performance. Things are different these days. Asterisk with PJSIP is excellent, has a better WebRTC...

You need to use ${variable} rather than $${variable} when checking your office_status. See https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Channel+Variables for the difference.

You’ve got a loop; your inbound call is being sent back out to Telnyx. Doesn't look like there’s a DID match in your inbound routes.

Certainly it's shady; Microsoft needs to know that you are a "big company" that they would like to work with in the event that there is a support issue with your product. The way they know that is (in my opinion) 10% about the technical certification and 90% about the money and resources you are...

You work for Microsoft but you are not able to get access to a Microsoft-certified SBC? One issue that has been a snag with the FreeSWITCH SBC solution for Teams is that it is not certified and Microsoft's documentation says they reserve the right to reject any support requests related to...

I used an ACL to match calls coming in from the Microsoft gateway and then transfer those to internal context.

That looks right to me. Instead of using local siptrace I enabled HEP and pick it up with sngrep, for when I had to do tricky SIP debugging.

It depends on what version of it you currently have and how you installed it and freeswitch.

We encountered this error due to outdated version of libsrtp. Versions 1.5.x seem to be the problem.

Enabling SIP debugs will help you see what is going on. I'm not trying to be tricky but at the same time I'm not going to post everything verbatim as it took me numerous hours of research to work through the Microsoft specifications and configure the FreeSWITCH profile and gateway accordingly...

Thanks!

You don’t need Record-Route unless you are going through a proxy.