FreePBX Distro Upgrade for FreePBX GUI 2.10

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Posted January 7th, 2012 by tonyclewis (Developer)

So people have started to want to upgrade their FreePBX Distro systems to FreePBX 2.10. They are now seeing a problem where sysadmin for FreePBX 2.10 will not install on older FreePBX Distro systems as sysadmin 2.10 requires PHP 5.3. We have decided to move the FreePBX Distro 1.88.210.57 into stable even though FreePBX 2.10 is considered RC1 still so be careful with the upgrade.


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2.10 RC coming up, Other Updates

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Posted January 4th, 2012 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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We hope everyone out there had a great Holiday Season and Happy New Year! In addition to enjoying "the season" ourselves we've been quite busy so we're back to give you a quick update on all the threads of activities that have been keeping us going! Those include 2.10 Release Candidate coming up, new site and repository servers and the fast approaching Open Telephony Training Class.


Server Progress and Plans

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Posted December 14th, 2011 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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We've made great progress on the new repository and web site servers and are happy to report that all is going very well! As you may recall, we've been having server problems for some time on our 5 year old hardware and have been undergoing the first phase of our modernization process! Time for another update...


New Server Coming, FreePBX Training Filling Up, 2.10 Update

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Posted December 10th, 2011 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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With the holidays fast approaching we're firing on all pistons trying to move everything forward, keep the site healthy and prepare for those of you who will be joining us in Naples, FL for the next Open Telephony Training.! Progress is solid on the new repository site and website that we discussed in the last blog. and version 2.10 is close to entering release candidate state.


Server Crashes, Up Coming Trainings

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Posted December 4th, 2011 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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Installing and Configuring a Sangoma Card

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About Sangoma's Line of Asterisk Cards

Sangoma makes a series of PCI and PCI-E cards that can be installed in any computer and allow the user to use a PRI line, a T1 line, regular telephone lines (connected to FXO Ports), or to connect standard analog phones (connected to FXS Ports). A PRI Line and T1 line are digital lines that are usually supplied by either a local telephone company or a provider of business telephone and data services. The most common Sangoma cards used in FreePBX installations are the A100 series, A200 series, and A400 series.

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2.10 Beta2 and Come see us in Naples, Florida!

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Posted November 7th, 2011 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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Back from Astricon a week ago and catching up ... for those of you who made it out to Denver last week, it was great to see you! If you weren't able to make it, maybe we'll see you in a MUCH SUNNIER PLACE in NAPLES, FLORIDA at our next Open Telephony Training Seminar quickly coming up in January! To be fair, Denver is usually very sunny but we happened to get one of those "once every 5 year" late October snow storms that can hit the front range.


2.10 Update and Come Say Hi at Astricon this Year

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Posted October 10th, 2011 by p_lindheimer (Developer)
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We wanted to drop you a quick note on the 2.10 progress and all the great feedback everyone has provided both in our last blog post as well as the various forum threads and tickets that have been filed! We also want to make sure everyone is aware that we will be at Astricon in Denver this year so come to the Open Source corner and visit us at the booth, you may even have a chance to wind a valuable prize, read on for details!


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