One of the big changes in FreePBX 16 is that it now supports PHP7.4. Unfortunately, this means that the sangoma-devel RPM is no longer compatible with it. This makes it challenging to set up a development environment for working with FreePBX 16. Today the FreePBX Engineering team is announcing a new version of the development
In today’s increasingly remote environment, your mobile device has likely become an even more important tool for your daily to-do list. We use our mobile phones for just about everything! Whether it’s making a call, texting, or surfing the web, there’s virtually no limit to what you can achieve with your mobile device. As a
Author: Danilo Smaldone, Sales Engineer – Sangoma In a world that keeps asking for more interconnected systems, FreePBX (and PBXact!) is your partner for everything related to Unified Communications. The FreePBX Engineering team developed the Customer Relationship Management commercial module some time ago to provide seamless interconnection with a select number of CRM systems, as
The FreePBX 16 beta was announced back in June, and since that time, we have seen thousands of FreePBX 16 installs. Our Engineering and QA teams have completed their testing, so we’re announcing today that FreePBX is moving from beta to GA. As a refresher, this is what FreePBX 16 brings to the project: PHP
Today’s guest FreePBX Blogger is Bill Simon of Simon Telephonics. Bill is a long time open source enthusiast, an active contributor to the FreePBX Community and a familiar face on the FreePBX forum. He’s sharing a nice summary for manually setting up FreePBX 16 on Debian 11. Thanks Bill! FreePBX 16 & Debian 11: An