Whoops!
One of the bug fixes for pb13.4 was not included in the release images. All the newest bits should be there now.
thanks to kassa in the forums for pointing this out
A small update to pb13 has been released fixing a couple of small issues.
- using applications as a Provider’s incoming destination works in more cases
- incoming calls from SIP Providers are now accepted in more cases
These fixes have been available for quite some time but their release was pushed back for various reasons. Apologies for that! We will push point fixes out as soon as possible in the future.
Hi everyone,
This week we were able to present at Asterisk Tag in Berlin, Germany. It was a really good time getting to meet so many different people in the community and seeing what others are up to. The presentation recordings and PDFs are live at http://asterisk-tag.org.
The AskoziaPBX presentation can be found under “2nd Day Mixed Track”
A big thanks to the organizing company, Amooma and Stefan Wintermeyer for a great time. Can’t wait for next year!
-Michael I.
We’ve just released pb13.3 containing a number of bug fixes and several new features. One thing that we wish could have been included in this release is fixes for PTP ISDN connections which are, unfortunately, still not working properly. The changelog follows.
http://askozia.com/pbx
New:
- isdn and analog interface settings can now be “forgotten” in the webGUI
- dialplan now produces more human-readable log messages
- Page() application to base distribution
- manual attributes can now be defined for ISDN interfaces
- “readback” numbers (used for unreachable messages) can now be set manually for SIP and IAX providers
- Voicemail enabled extensions now have an option to signal “busy” via tones instead of going to Voicemail
- LAN DNS IP now configurable via console (patch provided by devon in the forums, small fix needed)
Changed:
- busy extensions are signaled via tones for extensions without Voicemail enabled
- internal unique ids are no longer converted to names on the “Diagnostics -> Logs -> PBX” page
Killed Bugs:
- incoming calls from ISDN providers will now be accepted in more cases
- ISDN and Analog interfaces are now automatically renamed from “(unconfigured)” upon configuration
- ISDN Operating Mode is now verified before saving
- missed call notifications are no longer sent when a voicemail message was left
- using applications as a Provider’s incoming destination works properly again (potentially still not working) (reported by Marco in the forums)
pb13.2 has just been released fixing a couple of issues with pb13.1:
- missed call notifications are no longer sent for successfully completed calls
- incoming calls from SIP or IAX providers landing in voicemail will now be read back the account’s username if it is numeric instead of the internal extension
- incoming calls from providers will now be accepted in more cases (previously only numeric and ’s’ extensions would be matched, now all extensions containing alphanumeric, # and * characters will be matched)
In addition to these bug fixes, a couple of new features were added:
- transmit and receive gains can now be set for analog interfaces (working patch provided by devon in the forums, modified for code consistency)
- improved documentation on the analog and isdn interfaces pages
- manual attributes can now be defined for analog interfaces
- an authentication method can now be selected for the SMTP server used in “Services -> Voicemail”
- * and # characters may now be used in application extensions
Thanks for the continued feedback and to those starting to submit code to the project!
Download: http://askozia.com/pbx
Changelog: http://askozia.com/pbx/changelog
pb13.1 has just been released fixing a couple of issues with pb13:
- having multiple SIP Provider accounts on the same host no longer results in unpredictable incoming routing
- outgoing caller id overrides in providers are now functional
In addition to these bug fixes, a couple of new features were added:
- phones and call groups now have selectable ring lengths
- incoming caller id from providers may be prepended or replaced by a user defined string
- SIP accounts now have a configurable NAT parameter
Please note, the default NAT settings for SIP phones and providers were changed in this release and there is a possibility that phones or accounts which were working correctly before may no longer register. To cure this, adjust the new NAT option for the provider or phone to match your situation. A consensus was reached where defaulting NAT to “yes” would work in the most cases. Please report any cases where this new default breaks a previously working account.
Thanks to everyone testing development snapshots and helping troubleshoot bugs!
Download: http://askozia.com/pbx
Changelog: http://askozia.com/pbx/changelog
A new snapshot is available. This will hopefully be the last before pb13.1 is released. The only change in this release compared to the last is a new NAT settings override for SIP accounts.
http://downloads.askozia.com/pbx/snapshots/r422
Also, this will be the last development snapshot to be announced on pbx-users, pbx-announce and the Askozia website. We’re attempting to limit development discussion to the pbx-dev mailing list and the Development section of the forum so normal users are not overwhelmed by the noise.
A new snapshot is available which should resolve the outgoing caller id issues with pb13. Incoming caller id can now also be prepended or replaced with a user defined string. Finally, SIP phone accounts have “nat=yes” set by default. There was a consensus that this is a more logical default. Please report if it breaks previously working phones (do give them enough time to reregister).
http://downloads.askozia.com/pbx/snapshots/r420
Enjoy!
A new snapshot is available which should fix the following bug present in pb13:
Multiple accounts with the same SIP provider causes abnormal incoming call routing.
http://downloads.askozia.com/pbx/snapshots/r417
Thanks to Sergio in the forums for help on this!
Public beta 13 is ready for download!
As the changelog shows, a ton of changes have been implemented since pb12.2. Some of the major additions:
- Extensions can now be exposed to public networks and therefore be directly dialed (i.e. myextension@myhost.com).
- Phones can also directly dial SIP uri’s instead of requiring a provider.
- Custom applications can now be added to the dialplan.
- Incoming extensions from providers has been made more flexible allowing for multiple parallel destinations.
Many bugs were eliminated for this release. A huge thanks to everyone testing the new development snapshots! Through their feedback, we’re able to make such large changes with better assurance their release form will be stable.
There are, however, still some issues with pb13:
- ISDN provider routing logic needs improvement.
- Multiple accounts with the same SIP provider causes abnormal incoming call routing.
- Call notifications are sent even if a call is answered.
- Caller ID (outgoing and incoming) is broken in certain cases
We will attempt to make the public beta release cycle shorter in the future. The project’s growth requires us to keep the infrastructure up-to-date and does sometimes distract us from keeping the updates coming as quickly as we would like. For the next few weeks, we’re back in 100% development mode. Also, a bit of documentation as to how releases are going to be managed is now available here (http://askozia.com/pbx/development/).
Once again, thanks to everyone for testing and providing feedback!
