KNERD
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May want to do what the "Hint" suggests.
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Yeah, here is another, "I use SignalWire exclusively for SMS, not voice. I did not find this to be that disruptive. I've had nothing but trouble with the Voice platform, but SMS has been great."
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I finally got around to watching the Webinar
I am interested, but I am seeing nothing on how to install and integrate the two. I would think that would be plastered all over the place to get people to use it.
What's going on with that?
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It's at the VoIP-INFO forum. Lot of comments on them
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Here is just one of many types of comments I see,
SignalWire has been far and away the worst - it goes offline, doesn't complete calls, etc. -
You use Signal Wire? I visit various VoIP forums, and the discussions are not so kind about the Signal Wire service
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On 10/12/2020 at 8:46 PM, Mooseable said:
So getting 404 on whitelabel doesn't mean much, it just means you haven't set up whitelabelling (which is perfectly OK).
Same with the braintree.You could also fork the install guide, update it then submit a PR to get it updated.
You are correct that it no longer has the line "localhost" in the configJS, as it uses the request url AFAIK if it is not defined, which works if Monster and Kazoo Apps are installed on the same server. Otherwise, you need to set it up specific to your environment as per https://docs.2600hz.com/ui/docs/configuration/Thank you for these clarifications.
People not familiar are not even sure what to expect once the install is completed, nor given any guidance on what to do next after following the CentOS 7 install guide.
I feel adding little things like that would certainly help people get into Kazoo.
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As of now it is in the Monster UI.
In the docs it states:
# Update Monster's config for Crossbar's URL sed -i "s/localhost/${IP_ADDR}/" /var/www/html/monster-ui/js/config.jsHowever,
"localhost," or any other IP address does not even exist in /var/www/html/monster-ui/js/config.jsThis means the documentation for installation is not correct.I was able to solve that with some help, but after adding the IP address, I restart and visit MonsterUI again, I am getting more errors
There are some other minor issues in the documentation which are a problem also.
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On 10/8/2020 at 5:21 PM, fmateo05 said:
Frequently, i give some information to asterisk users, in their forums about the existence of Kazoo as an excellent alternative, typically when they have issues on their asterisk installs. Most of them don't know about Kazoo Platform and they resist thinking about a new learning curve.
It may help if the documentation for he CentOS 7 install documentation had the following for us new folks:
- More clear, or detailed information in some areas
- Updated information when things get changed
- More items to look at when some errors appear
Because of those things, I still have been unable to get version 4 installed.
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That was short. I see you back in action already
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That's for your provider.