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On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 14:53 -0700, shadowym wrote:
Ok Thanks,
I
Well, most of the configuration (but the dialplan) can be kicked up pretty
fast by preparing a block (eg for a SIP extension) and then pasting it
over with minor modifications. I usually keep the original demo config
files around, that already include most options, and use them as a
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So nano just makes things too easy for you?
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Well, most of the configuration (but the dialplan) can be kicked up pretty
fast by preparing a block (eg for a SIP extension) and then pasting it
over with minor modifications. I usually keep
On 10/17/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok so you use templates. I understand that. The problem is some people on
here seem to be claiming they type it all in from scratch in like 3 minutes.
Just call me out if you feel the need to. Please don't try and hide
behind the some people on
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On 10/17/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok so you use templates. I understand that. The problem is some people
on
here seem to be claiming they type it all in from
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 14:53 -0700, shadowym wrote:
Ok Thanks,
I guess I'll have to give it a shot. I just assumed it would be more work
than 30minutes (after the initial learning curve) for a moderately complex
dialplan..
The other issue that arrives is that a complex dialplan can't be
, 2007 7:28 PM
Subject: [asterisk-users] What web GUI are people happy with?
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I
installed asterisk from source and I was looking at possibly
installing web GUI for system management. So far
If what I see actually deployed is what people are happy with, I'd say the
lion's share surely goes to FreePBX. Another GUI that lots of people like
when they try it is Voiceroute Druid, but it's a commercial product. Of
course, no GUI gives you the amount of flexibility that a text editor
Paul,
You just made my day ;)
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So nano just makes things too easy for you?
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I use vi
On Tue, Oct 16, 2007 at 09:10:14AM -0700, shadowym wrote:
So nano just makes things too easy for you?
nano is not included in busybox.
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an awful lot of
unnecessary heavy lifting when a GUI can make it so much easier and
efficient.
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On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do text editing so please indulge me. Why would someone want to do
that when a GUI makes life so much easier?
On a practical note, If someone was deploying 2 or 3 of these a week, most
of which have 5-10+ extensions doing all kinds of
On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do text editing so please indulge me. Why would someone want to
do
that when a GUI makes life so much easier?
On a practical note, If someone was deploying 2 or 3 of these a week, most
of which have 5-10+ extensions doing all kinds of
.
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If what I see actually deployed is what people are happy with, I'd say
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On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do text editing so please indulge me. Why would someone want to
do
that when a GUI makes life so much easier?
On a practical note, If someone
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On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do text editing so please indulge me. Why would someone want to do
that when a GUI makes life so much easier
On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how long would it take you to vi a 20 extension office with custom
dialplan involving a medium level of complexity? Including time to debug
etc.
Well - there's a large amount of subjectivity in your question, but
perhaps I'll answer with not
I've been recently playing with Askozia, which is an embedded Asterisk
on FreeBSD distro that's based upon the m0n0wall GUI framwork. It's
still a work in progess but it looks suitable for a home/home office
scenario. I've used m0n0wall for years so the GUI is very familiar to
me.
Michael
On
Paul Hales wrote:
I use vi. Not sure if it has a web interface yet.
vi is great, but our clients don't know how to use it.
They also don't want to have to call us every time they want to make a
change -- so for them, FreePBX it is. I make its limitations very clear
to them.
The other problem
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] What web GUI are people happy with?
On 10/16/07, shadowym [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how long would it take you to vi a 20 extension office with custom
dialplan involving a medium level of complexity? Including time to debug
etc.
Well - there's a large amount
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I installed
asterisk from source and I was looking at possibly installing web GUI
for system management. So far freepbx.org looks promising anybody else
have any suggestions.
Thanks
Roy Anciso
Director of Technology
Manistee
Anciso, Roy wrote:
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I installed
asterisk from source and I was looking at possibly installing web GUI
for system management. So far freepbx.org looks promising anybody
else have any suggestions.
Thanks
**Roy Anciso**
Director
Anciso, Roy wrote:
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I installed
asterisk from source and I was looking at possibly installing web GUI
for system management. So far freepbx.org looks promising anybody else
have any suggestions.
Thanks
Why don't you just install
: [asterisk-users] What web GUI are people happy with?
Anciso, Roy wrote:
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I installed
asterisk from source and I was looking at possibly installing web GUI
for system management. So far freepbx.org looks promising anybody
else
have any
None. Asterisk vanilla is the best IMHO.
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Subject: [asterisk-users] What web GUI are people happy with?
Just wondering what web GUI people like for asterisk. I
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