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Come Say Hello at Astricon 2010

Another year gone by and we are back here at Astricon 2010. No more sunny Arizona like the last 3 years; this time they are ...
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Spammer Attacks the Forum

You may have found a rash of spam in your inbox this morning, or run into it on the forums if you spent any time ...
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v3 spun off to give it full independence

There have been some inquiries over the last few weeks along with some additional news that has come out concerning the direction of FreePBX v3 ...
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FreePBX 2.8 out the Door and 2.9 Coming Strong

We are excited to have the 2.8 release finalized and released for general availability. We moved to final release status at the beginning of this ...
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Plans for the Next Milestone (2.9)

I’m hoping that all of you in the States had a good July 4th Weekend, or for our Northern neighbors, a great Canada Days celebration! ...
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FreePBX 2.8 Release Candidate Released

We hinted at the potential of a release candidate [url=/news/2010-06-18/freepbx-2-8-almost-ready-for-release-candidate]in last week’s blog[/url] and from the great stability we’ve seen so far here we are! ...
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High Availability Backup and Restore

In our never ending quest to make FreePBX the best phone system that doesn’t require money to buy (and even better than most that do ...
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FreePBX 2.8 beta2

Version 2.8 has really shaped up with quite a few new features from when we first launched [url=/trac/milestone/2.8?by=type]the 2.8 Milestone[/url]. I’m really excited to see ...
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Preview the all-new Directory

Do you use the Dial-by-Name option of the current FreePBX Directory? If no, read on as you might find there is goodness to come. If ...
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v3, 2.8 and Custom Contexts

“The v3 ISO is almost here…” and then the schedule slips again. If you’ve been around software long enough you know that release dates always ...
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