@tm1000 - Read my post again. Take your time, read carefully. I clearly said:
- You removed your snarky comments from your reply to me.
- You edited my post where I quoted your snarky comments and removed your words.
My point was, since you can remove the evidence from anyone's post that you were confrontational, there isn't much point in disagreeing with you. You can go to town to make sure anyone coming along later sees what a nice person you are and what a jerk I am. While the evidence above no longer shows it, you and I both know it isn't true.
What is frustrating is that although you claim you are being helpful, trying to fix anything that can be identified as broken, you keep ignoring legitimate discussion on the topic and keep pointing the finger back at me. Again, if you read my last post, you will see I asked you a question:
You changed course. You firmly stated FreePBX was not the cause of the problem, and the problem should be reported to Asterisk/Digium. Something made you determine that this is not an Asterisk issue. Since you took a firm stand that it is not a FreePBX issue, nor is it an Asterisk issue, you must have based that on something you learned in your testing. Do you care to share it with us? What moved you to eliminate Asterisk as the problem? Did you identify where the problem lies?
You may also recall that I made note that the community had become confrontational and condescending. This is a prefect example. You apparently have some new information, but it is beneath you to share it with us? Stop arguing and answer questions about the discussion topic.