Found it, nevermind.....

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They have a sync command as well, that could be very handy 🙂

@aaronstuder said in Mangolassi is leaking everyone's email address!:

@scottalanmiller did you report the reload bug yet?

I want to wait for 1.0.4 which is just about to drop before putting in a report on 1.0.3. Don't want to create noise if it is already addressed or just something in our code base download.

I should add, with --keepDays 30 tells B2 to keep 30 days worth of versions.

for mobile access you have these options : viewEasyV2 and vMEyeSuper, i tried them both, for the DVR we have 3 ones brand ASPEN with recording, till now it works great but i dont think it is well known in US

@Jason said in FreePBX - Paging Pro - Scheduler:

@JaredBusch said in FreePBX - Paging Pro - Scheduler:

@aaronstuder said in FreePBX - Paging Pro - Scheduler:

I have tested, and if I dial 91 it does play a single buzz

Irregardless of all other issues, why in the hell would you pick 91 for the paging code?

Do you like to incur 911 fines for accidental calls?

Not to mention 9 is usually for breaking out to the PSTN and 1 is the US country code

I very specifically force my users to simply 10 digit dial on any new phone systems.

Makes the backend routing easier.

if NXXNXXXXXX then prepend a 1 and send it out the trunk.

I also got rid of the concept of hitting 8 or 9 for an outside line.

@JaredBusch said in Faxing:

@Dashrender said in Faxing:

Please stop saying that I'm claiming that faxes are more secure. I'M Not!

I guess I'll just say, as long as Faxing is grandfathered in, the rest doesn't matter because the expense and complexities of using encrypted email (think PGP or password encrypted zip) won't replace it.

I'm absolutely willing to capitulate the grandfathering is the main, perhaps only, reason it's allowed.

I said nothing of the sort. I said unencrypted email is more secure than faxing. Just clarifying my point of view.

Ah, but you know that your email is encrypted end to end and you can know if your email is offering encryption to the end user's system. After that it's not your concern in the least. Literally... zero concern on your side. Delivery is complete, handoff is made. Just disable non-SSL/TLS communications and your concerns are all set.

I've used this one a lot.
http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm

@Dashrender said in Is Mangocon still happening?:

@Minion-Queen said in Is Mangocon still happening?:

I am working on that (yes I know @Dashrender I have been). But hope to get it done this week.

Boss just won't approve it without documentation of value.. and the only way I can go is if I use my training time, otherwise out of vaca.

Ditto, and I love all you crazy people but MangoCon is firmly in the "work" not "vacation" category.

A tool you can leverage is OCH (OneCloud Hypervisor) from HTBase, which allows you to actually:

- Virtualize cloud servers: So instead of creating multiple servers in Google Cloud or AWS, you can create one large one and create virtual machines in it. Just by doing this, you save around 45% in costs

- Live migration: OCH allows you to move VMs between private and cloud environments as well as between cloud environments live, so it takes you out of that "which provider should I use?" question. If you think GCE is better, have your VMs run there, or if tomorrow AWS is cheaper, get them moved to AWS

@scottalanmiller said

Cool. So the numbers hold up, but no explanation as to why. Something is certainly amiss.

Don't you believe in magic?

While that makes sense, the issue that they are mentioning there is not the issue that the FSF has with it. So they are ignoring the question at hand, which is distributing them together.