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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
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Attended Transfer - Ring instead of going live
Hi,
I'm pretty new to the FreePBX environment and I was wondering if there is possibly a way for when the receptionist attended transfers the caller to someone, when they confirm they they would like to speak with that caller and the receptionist hits the transfer button instead of going directly live it would be nice if it could ring their phone.
I've looked in the phones configurations for the setting but I have not been able to find it. I also looked a little in FreePBX and on the forums.
The phones I have are Yealink T26p, T28p and T21p and I am running FreePBX Distro 6.12.65-29
Thanks,
Joey
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Cannot call DIDs hosted on same PBX
@dicko: I'm trying to setup a loopback trunk, but I cannot seem to get it to work. I've set the trunk peer as 127.0.0.1 and put the internal numbers in the dial plan for the trunk and outbound route. I've looked for articles on how to do this, but the few that I've found point to dead links.
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Cannot call DIDs hosted on same PBX
Show us your configuration, trunk and routes.
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Cannot call DIDs hosted on same PBX
For a loopback trunk, use a trunk of type "custom" with a dialstring of:
local/${OUTNUM}@from-trunk↧
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Cannot call DIDs hosted on same PBX
Thanks. I think I got it figured out. I had to add 127.0.0.1 as a local network in Asterisk SIP Settings.
Is there a more elegant way of being able to have 7 and 10 digit dialing to the same number? In my testing I see I'm having to enter 2 entries for each DID. 1 for 10 digits and the other for 7 digits with a prepended area code. Our PBX is setup to automatically prepend our local area code for 7 digit dialing, but if I enter the full 10 digits in the outbound route, then only dial 7 digits, it doesn't work.
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Cannot call DIDs hosted on same PBX
In the "Dialed Number Manipulation Rules" of the trunk.
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
On the status page was a notification for the WGET module in the advance page setting.
Forced MODULEADMINWGET to true
The system detected a problem trying to access external server data and changed internal setting MODULEADMINWGET (Use wget For Module Admin) to true, see the tooltip in Advanced Settings for more details.
After hitting the submit button and Apply changes.. now getting the following errors
- Whoops\Exception\ErrorException
/var/www/html/admin/libraries/php-asmanager.php237
"Whoops \ Exception \ ErrorException (E_WARNING)
HELP
fwrite(): 54 is not a valid stream resource"
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
FreePBX is not connected to Asterisk
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SBC as an admission controller for remote extensions
I will clarify my response, asterisk will not "take" a random port, it can be programmed to listen on any unused port ,don't chose a "privileged" port below 1024, if you have PJSIP and CHSAN_SIP choose two, if you use TCP and UDP, choose two more
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
How do I sort that connection issue ? I've compared the user in amportal.conf and manager.conf
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
amportal.conf is not used. Compare advanced settings to what is set in manager
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
furthermore can you see things like "extensions" or is that greyed out?
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FreePBX 13 NO GUI Web Access
Under the Applications/Extensions Menu.. I can click on Extensions.. but there are no extensions that show up.. There is an error log on the right hand side.
Whoops\Exception\ErrorException
fwrite(): 53 is not a valid stream resource
File:/var/www/html/admin/libraries/php-asmanager.php:237
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Announcements through TTS
Hi everyone! How can i do this - link my tts entries with announcements?
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Best way to backup entire FreePBX 6.12.65/CentOS 6.5 server?
While I know the purpose of the freePBX backup module is to backup specific directories of FreePBX, so that in a disaster, you can do a fresh install of FreePBX and using the backup module, can restore those directories and be up and running. The only problem is that I need to restore several other programs on the same server. Examples are the Flash Operator Panel 2 software, which resides in it's own directory (and has it's own dependancies, which I don't plan to track down and backup individually). Another example is the hack that converts your wav voicemail email attachments to mp3 with gives you a 15 second transcription (with it's own dependencies, which I again don't want to track down).
So I have looked far and wide for full system backup/recovery tools in CentOS. I've reviewed the following with my observations:
dd if= of= (apparently short for Disk Destroyer, for what it could do if you get one option wrong). While it does get the job done, it is slow due to inability to know what part of the disk is empty. It backs up the entire disk (requiring an equal or larger disk to backup to). It apparently has a "conv=sparse" option, but this still seems to copy the entire disk before removing empty space (either that or my disk has a lot of old data still in the empty blocks and I need to zero those out). Apparently there are ways to pipe over to gzip to handle sparse the empty space, but as far as I can tell, it would still need to image the entire drive and then pass that file to gzip (correct me if I'm wrong).
CloneZilla: has to run on a LiveCD/usb, which requires shutting down the server and rebooting to the LiveCD/usb, which is not an option for my production server. (or you can run the SE version on a separate server, but I need a self contained system here).
PartImage: Seems like it has the options I need, however does not support Ext4 which is the FreePBX 6.12.65 distro default. It also requires downloading many dependencies before you can compile the source - last thing I want to do during a disaster recovery situation with the whole company breathing down your neck when phones are down. If it only supported Ext4 and had yum install support, it might be good.
FSarchiver: Seems to be the best solution given my situation. Though it seems to do file-level backups instead of a whole harddrive/partition structure.Not a must, as I could do a fresh install of FreePBX/CentOS distro and then recover with FSarchiver. But it doesn't recommend backups on a read/write mount (which is the case for production servers) as files will be changing and something could get lost during the backup process (unless you do an lvcreate -s if you have LVM support). I do have an LVM setup it seems, but I need to dig into how this works.
Norton Backup/Recovery for Linux: Way more than I want to pay for use with only one computer. Maybe if we had a farm of computers. Needs better pricing model for low end usage.
Just an idea I had, can you use the FreePBX backup module to backup the entire partition? Give a directory of /? Not sure how you would recover with that file, but it's just a thought.
Hopefully this gives other people ideas and any recommendations/comments would be helpful for the entire community, I'm sure.
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Best way to backup entire FreePBX 6.12.65/CentOS 6.5 server?
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Numerious Errors due to Certificate Manager update failure
Certificate Manager update script failed.
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Best way to backup entire FreePBX 6.12.65/CentOS 6.5 server?
If you can't find a time to down the server, have you considered running redundant servers using the high availability features of FreePBX. You could down one server and back it up plus the chance of failure is much reduced in any case. If your system is that critical, what would a failure cost?
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[Resolved] 30 bad destinations listed on Dashboard
I disabled all of the commercial modules that I have not registered for nor needed in Module Administration.
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