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For a casual free Asterisk wrapper is there a better option than to #FreePBX? Looking through the logs it is forever hammering at things unnecessarily (constantly checking and re-checking failed module licences) and all sorts of other unnecessary shit. Judging by the continuous floods of warnings and errors in other logs it is neither particularly well designed nor implemented.

For a casual free Asterisk wrapper is there a better option than to #FreePBX? Looking through the logs it is forever hammering at things unnecessarily (constantly checking and re-checking failed module licences) and all sorts of other unnecessary shit. Judging by the continuous floods of warnings and errors in other logs it is neither particularly well designed nor implemented.

For a casual free Asterisk wrapper is there a better option than to #FreePBX? Looking through the logs it is forever hammering at things unnecessarily (constantly checking and re-checking failed module licences) and all sorts of other unnecessary shit. Judging by the continuous floods of warnings and errors in other logs it is neither particularly well designed nor implemented.

For a casual free Asterisk wrapper is there a better option than to #FreePBX? Looking through the logs it is forever hammering at things unnecessarily (constantly checking and re-checking failed module licences) and all sorts of other unnecessary shit. Judging by the continuous floods of warnings and errors in other logs it is neither particularly well designed nor implemented.

For a casual free Asterisk wrapper is there a better option than to #FreePBX? Looking through the logs it is forever hammering at things unnecessarily (constantly checking and re-checking failed module licences) and all sorts of other unnecessary shit. Judging by the continuous floods of warnings and errors in other logs it is neither particularly well designed nor implemented.

(I need it to be compatible with the #FreePBX I am using with the other SIP 'phones I am using for the home VOIP. I have a selection of older Panasonic handsets which worked at #EMFcamp before COVID, as well as a triplet of less proprietary Gigaset units that also come with me.)

(I need it to be compatible with the #FreePBX I am using with the other SIP 'phones I am using for the home VOIP. I have a selection of older Panasonic handsets which worked at #EMFcamp before COVID, as well as a triplet of less proprietary Gigaset units that also come with me.)

(I need it to be compatible with the #FreePBX I am using with the other SIP 'phones I am using for the home VOIP. I have a selection of older Panasonic handsets which worked at #EMFcamp before COVID, as well as a triplet of less proprietary Gigaset units that also come with me.)

(I need it to be compatible with the #FreePBX I am using with the other SIP 'phones I am using for the home VOIP. I have a selection of older Panasonic handsets which worked at #EMFcamp before COVID, as well as a triplet of less proprietary Gigaset units that also come with me.)

(I need it to be compatible with the #FreePBX I am using with the other SIP 'phones I am using for the home VOIP. I have a selection of older Panasonic handsets which worked at #EMFcamp before COVID, as well as a triplet of less proprietary Gigaset units that also come with me.)

Anyone skilled with #freepbx
I’m trying to replace an elderly install that’s always had a bit of trouble with flaky internet (the sip driver is old and discontinued I think) but the new one (latest build) doesn’t work for incoming calls because it doesn’t see the ID number for the incoming extension.

Anyone skilled with #freepbx
I’m trying to replace an elderly install that’s always had a bit of trouble with flaky internet (the sip driver is old and discontinued I think) but the new one (latest build) doesn’t work for incoming calls because it doesn’t see the ID number for the incoming extension.

Anyone skilled with #freepbx
I’m trying to replace an elderly install that’s always had a bit of trouble with flaky internet (the sip driver is old and discontinued I think) but the new one (latest build) doesn’t work for incoming calls because it doesn’t see the ID number for the incoming extension.

Anyone skilled with #freepbx
I’m trying to replace an elderly install that’s always had a bit of trouble with flaky internet (the sip driver is old and discontinued I think) but the new one (latest build) doesn’t work for incoming calls because it doesn’t see the ID number for the incoming extension.

Anyone skilled with #freepbx
I’m trying to replace an elderly install that’s always had a bit of trouble with flaky internet (the sip driver is old and discontinued I think) but the new one (latest build) doesn’t work for incoming calls because it doesn’t see the ID number for the incoming extension.

I have a Telekom fiber connection and the landline phone is managed by a FreePBX instance behind an OPNSense Firewall.

From time to time, it happens that the landline is not working and I haven't figured out how to fix this.

I'm guessing its connected with changing IP addresses from the provider and/or not yet available internet on server reboots when the FreePBX is trying to establish the trunk connections.

#Asterisk #FreePBX #Telekom #VoIP #DuckDuckFedi #FediHelp

I have a Telekom fiber connection and the landline phone is managed by a FreePBX instance behind an OPNSense Firewall.

From time to time, it happens that the landline is not working and I haven't figured out how to fix this.

I'm guessing its connected with changing IP addresses from the provider and/or not yet available internet on server reboots when the FreePBX is trying to establish the trunk connections.

#Asterisk #FreePBX #Telekom #VoIP #DuckDuckFedi #FediHelp

I have a Telekom fiber connection and the landline phone is managed by a FreePBX instance behind an OPNSense Firewall.

From time to time, it happens that the landline is not working and I haven't figured out how to fix this.

I'm guessing its connected with changing IP addresses from the provider and/or not yet available internet on server reboots when the FreePBX is trying to establish the trunk connections.

#Asterisk #FreePBX #Telekom #VoIP #DuckDuckFedi #FediHelp

I have a Telekom fiber connection and the landline phone is managed by a FreePBX instance behind an OPNSense Firewall.

From time to time, it happens that the landline is not working and I haven't figured out how to fix this.

I'm guessing its connected with changing IP addresses from the provider and/or not yet available internet on server reboots when the FreePBX is trying to establish the trunk connections.

#Asterisk #FreePBX #Telekom #VoIP #DuckDuckFedi #FediHelp

I have a Telekom fiber connection and the landline phone is managed by a FreePBX instance behind an OPNSense Firewall.

From time to time, it happens that the landline is not working and I haven't figured out how to fix this.

I'm guessing its connected with changing IP addresses from the provider and/or not yet available internet on server reboots when the FreePBX is trying to establish the trunk connections.

#Asterisk #FreePBX #Telekom #VoIP #DuckDuckFedi #FediHelp

Two critical FreePBX vulnerabilities allow unauthenticated RCE and administrator takeover via UCP and missedcall. Patch FreePBX now.

#FreePBX #RCE #SQLInjection #VoIP #Cybersecurity

https://securityonline.info/freepbx-rce-admin-takeover/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Two critical FreePBX vulnerabilities allow unauthenticated RCE and administrator takeover via UCP and missedcall. Patch FreePBX now.

#FreePBX #RCE #SQLInjection #VoIP #Cybersecurity

https://securityonline.info/freepbx-rce-admin-takeover/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX

https://github.com/hkjarral/AVA-AI-Voice-Agent-for-Asterisk

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48887276

#HackerNews #SelfHosted #AI #Voice #Asterisk #FreePBX #VoiceAgent

Self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX

https://github.com/hkjarral/AVA-AI-Voice-Agent-for-Asterisk

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48887276

#HackerNews #SelfHosted #AI #Voice #Asterisk #FreePBX #VoiceAgent

Self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX

https://github.com/hkjarral/AVA-AI-Voice-Agent-for-Asterisk

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48887276

#HackerNews #SelfHosted #AI #Voice #Asterisk #FreePBX #VoiceAgent

Self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX

https://github.com/hkjarral/AVA-AI-Voice-Agent-for-Asterisk

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48887276

#HackerNews #SelfHosted #AI #Voice #Asterisk #FreePBX #VoiceAgent

Self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX

https://github.com/hkjarral/AVA-AI-Voice-Agent-for-Asterisk

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48887276

#HackerNews #SelfHosted #AI #Voice #Asterisk #FreePBX #VoiceAgent

Question for anyone using #FreePBX - what material benefit is there when "activating" a FreePBX system that runs perfectly well without it (other than putting it on record with Sangoma, and permitting the "sysadmin" module which is nothing short of coercive)?

Question for anyone using #FreePBX - what material benefit is there when "activating" a FreePBX system that runs perfectly well without it (other than putting it on record with Sangoma, and permitting the "sysadmin" module which is nothing short of coercive)?

Question for anyone using #FreePBX - what material benefit is there when "activating" a FreePBX system that runs perfectly well without it (other than putting it on record with Sangoma, and permitting the "sysadmin" module which is nothing short of coercive)?

Question for anyone using #FreePBX - what material benefit is there when "activating" a FreePBX system that runs perfectly well without it (other than putting it on record with Sangoma, and permitting the "sysadmin" module which is nothing short of coercive)?

Question for anyone using #FreePBX - what material benefit is there when "activating" a FreePBX system that runs perfectly well without it (other than putting it on record with Sangoma, and permitting the "sysadmin" module which is nothing short of coercive)?

The php8.2-fpm patch now has been pushed out for #IncrediblePBX 2026 platforms. Here's a live (unenhanced) demo (about 30 seconds) of the performance improvement compared to #FreePBX old clunkers running #Asterisk 22 with #Debian 13:

The php8.2-fpm patch now has been pushed out for #IncrediblePBX 2026 platforms. Here's a live (unenhanced) demo (about 30 seconds) of the performance improvement compared to #FreePBX old clunkers running #Asterisk 22 with #Debian 13:

The php8.2-fpm patch now has been pushed out for #IncrediblePBX 2026 platforms. Here's a live (unenhanced) demo (about 30 seconds) of the performance improvement compared to #FreePBX old clunkers running #Asterisk 22 with #Debian 13:

The php8.2-fpm patch now has been pushed out for #IncrediblePBX 2026 platforms. Here's a live (unenhanced) demo (about 30 seconds) of the performance improvement compared to #FreePBX old clunkers running #Asterisk 22 with #Debian 13:

The php8.2-fpm patch now has been pushed out for #IncrediblePBX 2026 platforms. Here's a live (unenhanced) demo (about 30 seconds) of the performance improvement compared to #FreePBX old clunkers running #Asterisk 22 with #Debian 13:

So far, #FreePBX sucks. Configued a trunk, an extension, a dial plan... Got help from the provider to ensure it's configured correctly... No matter what I do, I dial out and it just sits there, not routing my call.

So far, #FreePBX sucks. Configued a trunk, an extension, a dial plan... Got help from the provider to ensure it's configured correctly... No matter what I do, I dial out and it just sits there, not routing my call.

So far, #FreePBX sucks. Configued a trunk, an extension, a dial plan... Got help from the provider to ensure it's configured correctly... No matter what I do, I dial out and it just sits there, not routing my call.

So far, #FreePBX sucks. Configued a trunk, an extension, a dial plan... Got help from the provider to ensure it's configured correctly... No matter what I do, I dial out and it just sits there, not routing my call.

I cannot get #FreePBX to do a damn thing.
Calls just time out.

I cannot get #FreePBX to do a damn thing.
Calls just time out.

I cannot get #FreePBX to do a damn thing.
Calls just time out.

I cannot get #FreePBX to do a damn thing.
Calls just time out.

@buersten
Ich würde eine reine SIP-Lösung z.B. #FreePBX oder von #Unifi nehmen.

Bei uns läuft eine FreePBX auf einem #RaspberryPi und als Clients verwenden wir Geräte von #Grandstream.

@buersten
Ich würde eine reine SIP-Lösung z.B. #FreePBX oder von #Unifi nehmen.

Bei uns läuft eine FreePBX auf einem #RaspberryPi und als Clients verwenden wir Geräte von #Grandstream.

@buersten
Ich würde eine reine SIP-Lösung z.B. #FreePBX oder von #Unifi nehmen.

Bei uns läuft eine FreePBX auf einem #RaspberryPi und als Clients verwenden wir Geräte von #Grandstream.

@buersten
Ich würde eine reine SIP-Lösung z.B. #FreePBX oder von #Unifi nehmen.

Bei uns läuft eine FreePBX auf einem #RaspberryPi und als Clients verwenden wir Geräte von #Grandstream.

@buersten
Ich würde eine reine SIP-Lösung z.B. #FreePBX oder von #Unifi nehmen.

Bei uns läuft eine FreePBX auf einem #RaspberryPi und als Clients verwenden wir Geräte von #Grandstream.

this is just cursed behaviour - whather #Groundwire registers when something else is using same external IP depends on what order SIP registrations arrive!

In this case its not a disaster as if I am on site I have far better devices available than my mobile phone to make SIP calls with (or can just use its LTE data), but its something worth being wary about as it could bite you in the arse if you are setting this up in somewhere where you don't have access to a different IP address to that shared by a #FreePBX inter-PBX #trunk

this is just cursed behaviour - whather #Groundwire registers when something else is using same external IP depends on what order SIP registrations arrive!

In this case its not a disaster as if I am on site I have far better devices available than my mobile phone to make SIP calls with (or can just use its LTE data), but its something worth being wary about as it could bite you in the arse if you are setting this up in somewhere where you don't have access to a different IP address to that shared by a #FreePBX inter-PBX #trunk

this is just cursed behaviour - whather #Groundwire registers when something else is using same external IP depends on what order SIP registrations arrive!

In this case its not a disaster as if I am on site I have far better devices available than my mobile phone to make SIP calls with (or can just use its LTE data), but its something worth being wary about as it could bite you in the arse if you are setting this up in somewhere where you don't have access to a different IP address to that shared by a #FreePBX inter-PBX #trunk

this is just cursed behaviour - whather #Groundwire registers when something else is using same external IP depends on what order SIP registrations arrive!

In this case its not a disaster as if I am on site I have far better devices available than my mobile phone to make SIP calls with (or can just use its LTE data), but its something worth being wary about as it could bite you in the arse if you are setting this up in somewhere where you don't have access to a different IP address to that shared by a #FreePBX inter-PBX #trunk

this is just cursed behaviour - whather #Groundwire registers when something else is using same external IP depends on what order SIP registrations arrive!

In this case its not a disaster as if I am on site I have far better devices available than my mobile phone to make SIP calls with (or can just use its LTE data), but its something worth being wary about as it could bite you in the arse if you are setting this up in somewhere where you don't have access to a different IP address to that shared by a #FreePBX inter-PBX #trunk

todays #VOIP discovery- - found another snakehead at the end of a #trunk - this time I am using #Acrobits #Groundwire #SIP client on #Android for a mobile extension on #cloud #PBX

Works *unless* I use a wifi connection with same external IP address as on-site PBX connected to cloud PBX (registered as PJSIP interPBX trunk and IP authentication).

When Groundwire extension tries to register as #endpoint on #FreePBX, #AOR records get all confused and #Groundwire shows "error"

tried adding external IP address to "Match (Permit)" in FreePBX extension entry - alas - this allows Groundwire to work but hoses outbound calls from the on-site PBX so had to be reverted (not a complete disaster as I can use the other wifi connection or LTE for Groundwire)

todays #VOIP discovery- - found another snakehead at the end of a #trunk - this time I am using #Acrobits #Groundwire #SIP client on #Android for a mobile extension on #cloud #PBX

Works *unless* I use a wifi connection with same external IP address as on-site PBX connected to cloud PBX (registered as PJSIP interPBX trunk and IP authentication).

When Groundwire extension tries to register as #endpoint on #FreePBX, #AOR records get all confused and #Groundwire shows "error"

tried adding external IP address to "Match (Permit)" in FreePBX extension entry - alas - this allows Groundwire to work but hoses outbound calls from the on-site PBX so had to be reverted (not a complete disaster as I can use the other wifi connection or LTE for Groundwire)

todays #VOIP discovery- - found another snakehead at the end of a #trunk - this time I am using #Acrobits #Groundwire #SIP client on #Android for a mobile extension on #cloud #PBX

Works *unless* I use a wifi connection with same external IP address as on-site PBX connected to cloud PBX (registered as PJSIP interPBX trunk and IP authentication).

When Groundwire extension tries to register as #endpoint on #FreePBX, #AOR records get all confused and #Groundwire shows "error"

tried adding external IP address to "Match (Permit)" in FreePBX extension entry - alas - this allows Groundwire to work but hoses outbound calls from the on-site PBX so had to be reverted (not a complete disaster as I can use the other wifi connection or LTE for Groundwire)

todays #VOIP discovery- - found another snakehead at the end of a #trunk - this time I am using #Acrobits #Groundwire #SIP client on #Android for a mobile extension on #cloud #PBX

Works *unless* I use a wifi connection with same external IP address as on-site PBX connected to cloud PBX (registered as PJSIP interPBX trunk and IP authentication).

When Groundwire extension tries to register as #endpoint on #FreePBX, #AOR records get all confused and #Groundwire shows "error"

tried adding external IP address to "Match (Permit)" in FreePBX extension entry - alas - this allows Groundwire to work but hoses outbound calls from the on-site PBX so had to be reverted (not a complete disaster as I can use the other wifi connection or LTE for Groundwire)

todays #VOIP discovery- - found another snakehead at the end of a #trunk - this time I am using #Acrobits #Groundwire #SIP client on #Android for a mobile extension on #cloud #PBX

Works *unless* I use a wifi connection with same external IP address as on-site PBX connected to cloud PBX (registered as PJSIP interPBX trunk and IP authentication).

When Groundwire extension tries to register as #endpoint on #FreePBX, #AOR records get all confused and #Groundwire shows "error"

tried adding external IP address to "Match (Permit)" in FreePBX extension entry - alas - this allows Groundwire to work but hoses outbound calls from the on-site PBX so had to be reverted (not a complete disaster as I can use the other wifi connection or LTE for Groundwire)