Well. The hard part is, anyway. The feeding and entertaining of flocks of family and relations who decend upon us. Actually, it wasn’t us this year, it was Tharyn’s parents who were doing the feeding and entertaining. So we got out of it quite easily. Before I continue on into far more freePBX related stuff,
Why does this seem to be so hard? And, more to the point, why are VSPs (VoIP Service Providers) so unhelpful these days? I realise that this isn’t really FreePBX related, but hopefully by putting this here I may find someone who can help. I should point out, this is only relevant for an Australian
You may have seen/received calls on your SIP device over the last couple of days (this isn’t limited to Trixbox, FreePBX, or A@H, by the way – this is anything that speaks SIP) with a caller ID of ‘John Doe <4000>’. This does seem to be a world first – It’s someone, or something, actively
Well, that was a bit of a surprise. I was just pointed at this. It’s an interview with Chris Lyman, who’s the CEO of Fonality, announcing that they’ve aquired trixbox. It seems, at first glance, pretty cool all round. But read on for my take on this.
2.1.3 is now up on sourceforge. Here’s the changelog for 2.1.2 and 2.1.3: 2.1.3: Fix the broken security fixes in 2.1.2 (sigh) Fix the newinstall.sql file from 2.1.2 to work with older MySQLs Add a noload for app_trunkisavail.so (This will be taken out as soon as we start using it 8) Fix typo in welcome