There are many flavors of FreePBX distributions that make up the huge installed base of FreePBX and as such, we have discussed the wisdom of creating a FreePBX distro for years. The range of options span from AsteriskNOW to the likes of trixbox who packages FreePBX with a name change to keep their branding. (Whether
If you’ve been wanting to help test but were avoiding the extra steps of loading the 2.9 Version Upgrade tool manually then now is your time to hop on board and help give us the additional coverage we need to make 2.9 final! Simply go to Module Admin on your 2.8 system and check for
Some of us have been using FreePBX for a very long time and are very used to going to [i]/etc/amportal.conf[/i] to make certain changes. Others rely on the powers of google to quickly find help on how to do things which means they benefit from our collective wisdom, which all points to instructions that say
The beta program is progressing very nicely and we are getting some really great feedback from a handful of people. I suspect the rest of you are out there silently testing and finding 2.9 flawless and feel we should just make it final! Well that’s probably wishful thinking on my part so my request is,
This is my second blog here on FreePBX, [url=https://www.freepbx.org/news/2008-10-28/an-introduction-and-an-announcement]the first one[/url] was in 2008, that blog covered the localization system in FreePBX and the struggle we had to make FreePBX working in different languages. A lot of thing have happened during these past years. We have gone from FreePBX 2.5 to the upcoming FreePBX 2.9