Avi Miller wrote:
Rich Adamson wrote:
Actually, they were installed by FreePBX and I still have the iso disk
to prove it
The ISO is [EMAIL PROTECTED], not FreePBX. FreePBX has never shipped as an
ISO. FreePBX is simply one of the many software applications that have
been combined to form the [EMAIL PROTECTED] distribution. :)
I've never implemented [EMAIL PROTECTED], but it does appear that must have been the
starting point for FreePBX.
Actually, the other way around: FreePBX was probably one of the starting
points for [EMAIL PROTECTED] :)
Now its making sense... sorry for being such a newbie on this; just
haven't paid any attention to the [EMAIL PROTECTED], FreePBX, etc, before this past week.
Not understanding that prior to now, I apparently did install [EMAIL PROTECTED] v2.8
from iso, which does display the FreePBX logo, and then overlaying part
of that by installing freepbx-2.1-beta1 yesterday. Beta1 addressed the
zap interface, but apparently undid what existed to edit conf files,
crm, etc. That made things look like a step backwards.
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