We are excited to announce the release of FreePBX version 2.3.1 today. Existing 2.3 installations can simply update their systems through the Online Module Admin repository by accepting the [i]FreePBX Framework[/i] and [i]Core[/i] module updates that are available online. This is the recommended upgrade procedure for existing installations that no longer requires you to download
What is SVN and what are you talking about? FreePBX keeps all of it’s source in our [url=/trac/browser]Revision Control System[/url] as does any properly run software project whether it is Open Source or not. For FreePBX, we use the Subversion SVN system. The purpose of such a system is to easily manage changes and releases,
San Francisco, CA and Seattle, WA– August 27, 2007 Atengo LLC, primary sponsor of FreePBX®, announces the immediate release of FreePBX Version 2.3 at www.freepbx.org. FreePBX is the most popular open source web-application for business telephony, with over 1.5 million downloads. This release follows completion of the successful 2.3 Beta Program, with nearly 4,000 sites
Hello everyone and back again with more exciting news. We’ve been working hard to finsh off all the great work that the team has done leading up to and during our FreePBX-athon last week (this one also). We think you are going like the new addtions we have added to this Beta2 release. Below are
While the 2.3.0 Beta program is going strong, it has flushed out a handful of bugs in the 2.2 branch and the fixes have been back ported to create this FreePBX 2.2.3 maintenance release. Bugs that were isolated to specific modules have already been back-ported and published.