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Dave<br>
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Please note what the core is..<br>
<pre wrap=""> * Asterisk(tm) Open Source PBX </pre>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">The GUI only writes some of the conf file for you.
So if there is a fix for the list member that works on Asterisk please help them out.
I have worked on other Asterisk based PBX systems and the conf files are just about the same.
I am not saying Trixbox is better just easier for the new guy
Me I don't like GUI's I prefer the hard way. That way I know what conf files do what to the system and that makes it easer to fix latter.
* HUDLite server/admin (via package manager)
Just slows the systems down and I see no good use for HUDLite
Yes Trixbox does have alot of USELESS Packages added on to it.
But keep in mind it is still Asterisk based at the core.
The bottom line is. - Trixbox is still [asterisk-users]
Best regards,
Al Bochter
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2007-05-15 at 19:16 +0200, Dave Cotton wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Perhaps the "fancy-shmancy GUI" is hiding the configs.
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Al Bochter has just told me off list that Trixbox is Asterisk
But according to their site
trixbox is a complete application platform. When you install trixbox you
have a powerful application platform at your fingertips. Products
included with trixbox include:
* trixbox dashboard
* Asterisk(tm) Open Source PBX
* FreePBX web management tool
* SugarCRM
* Munin (via package manager)
* HUDLite server/admin (via package manager)
* IVRGraph (via package manager)
* phpMyAdmin? (via package manager)
* Webmin (via package manager)
So I still wonder if the GUI hides the configs.
As I've mentioned on Talkshoe my GUI is called vi.
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