Finally got this working, reporting my issues here incase someone with similar issues stumbles upon this thread.

The T54W phones would not download the xml files by https (may be because I do not have a valid certificate setup). I could via the xml files in browser on https but phones would wait awhile and fail.
I am doing auto provisioning via http, but my default admin port was set to 8080. I could not download xml files via http with admin port on 8080.
Once I changed the admin port back to default 80, I was able to download xml files via http.
Phones can now download the php/xml files via http.
I changed permissions for the php files back to rw/rw/r with owner asterisk:asterisk

Auto Provisioning was another headache. Eventually I found out that I had the config settings wrong, was using features.remote_phonebook.data.1.url instead of the correct remote_phonebook.data.1.url

My working basefile edits (using EPM):

directory_setting.remote_phone_book.enable = 1 remote_phonebook.data.1.name = Internal remote_phonebook.data.1.url = http://<pbx-ip>/ylab.php features.remote_phonebook.enable = 1 remote_phonebook.data.2.name = External remote_phonebook.data.2.url = http://<pbx-ip>/cm_to_yl_ab.php

With directory_setting.remote_phone_book.enable = 1
You do not need the favorite_settings.xml to enable the remote directory. But it will put local directory as the first option and remote phonebook as the second option after hitting the directory key.

I have added this code to change the order:

directory_setting.local_directory.priority = 2 directory_setting.remote_phone_book.priority = 1

Or to get rid of the local directory

directory_setting.local_directory.enable = 0

Yealink has a Config Parameter Excel file that has all the config parameters and reading it is what lead me to find my mistake.

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@scottalanmiller said in TMUX: hype or function:

@stacksofplates said in TMUX: hype or function:

Once really nice thing about tmux is you can keep jobs running in the session after disconnecting from SSH

Which means, for those who miss the implication, that you can reconnect to the same session from a different location.

Yeah. You can even share the socket so that multiple people can view a single session. Good for pairing with others.

Which is how things like tmate operate

https://tmate.io/

@eaglex said in FreePBX Contact Manager to Yealink Address Book:

Hello,

First of all, let me thank you for your wonderful work. This made our lives much easier...

If you don't mind, I would like some help: I'm running this script on 2 FreePBX machines, both are practically the same. On one machine, I have no problems viewing contacts with more than one number (In both the XML file and on the phone itself).
However, on the other machine, I can only see on phone number for each contact, even if they have more than one phone number, again, it happens both when I visit the XML file directly from a browser and on the phones.
I can't think of any difference between both the pbx's.

I'd appreciate your help and I'll be happy to provide additional details, logs, info, etc..

Thanks a lot!

My fingers are still crossed for a solution 😞

Thanks!

I'll add another note for future reference here.

For Fedora 39 Server, apcupsd has another package apcupsd-cgi that can be used with a web server to display UPS status. However, you have to move the files it installs by default because they're not in the /var/www/cgi-bin directory.

sudo dnf install -y apcupsd apcupsd-cgi httpd
sudo mv /var/www/apcupsd /var/www/cgi-bin/
sudo chown apache:apache /var/www/cgi-bin/apcupsd/*
sudo systemctl enable --now httpd

Should get it up and running.
I found 3 useful tools with it.
http://YOURIP/cgi-bin/apcupsd/uspstats.cgi
http://YOURIP/cgi-bin/apcupsd/multimon.cgi
http://YOURIP/cgi-bin/apcupsd/upsfstats.cgi

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@RojoLoco said in Cloud Based Auto-Attendant:

@Danp said in Cloud Based Auto-Attendant:

@DustinB3403 I used RC in the past, and it should be able to handle this without issue. You should only need to pay for a single user for this to work.

We currently use RC. Honestly, as much as I want to bag on it, I can't. It works, all the time. The only thing I ever have to touch on RC is add/remove users.

If you are only doing a single line or two, RC is basically unbeatable. Get beyond that, they start getting pretty pricey.

@scottalanmiller said in ChromeOS vs Linux:

@gjacobse said in ChromeOS vs Linux:

Have I managed to mislead myself in believing that the two - while different - are in a basic manner, the same

Basically, yes. In essence, the kernel provides basic compatibility and underlying behaviour (task switching, memory resource management) allowing you to gauge performance, security and application compatibility (that is for binaries.)

But NOTHING that people think of as a system is its kernel. If you put the GNU utils on top of Windows, literally no one can tell. Is it Linux? Nope, it's Windows!

Test this with the Ubuntu for Windows in the Windows 11 Store. It'll install Ubuntu for you to run on your Windows workstation. It will look and feel exactly like Ubuntu you are used to. It IS Ubuntu. What it is not, is Linux, at all. It's 100% Windows, just with the Ubuntu user interface on top, rather than the Windows Desktop interface.

There's no Linux, whatsoever. The Linux Subsystem for Windows is an API compatibility layer NOT an implementation of Linux.

You're thinking of WSL 1. If you follow your instructions that should be WSL 2, which does use the Linux kernel

@DustinB3403 said in QBX, Priorietary Dashcams and Hacked Police Departments:

@scottalanmiller Yea I've had to deal with this in the past, the software is just awful to deal with, and literally makes nothing more secure, for either the prosecution, defendant(s) or the public attempting to view the material.

Simple answer is, that it just proves how vulnerable police departments are with such horrible software requirements.

Not aware of any requirement. They just choose this kind of equipment over other options.

@DustinB3403 said in Is Intel VROC FakeRAID?:

@scottalanmiller

I'm not shocked.

Par for the course for Intel storage.

@JasGot if they are different extensions, it'll act just like any normal pair of extensions

Turns out our headquarters uses: https://www.sharingcloud.com/?lang=en

I've never heard of this, but if we choose to use it I'll be able to answer questions in a few months.