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After you decide to use FusionPBX as your main software for your VoIP business, the very next dilemma you will find is about the economics of telecommunications, in other words maximizing your profits. Happily for us, the VoIP and FreeSWITCH have something that is called LCR.

LCR by itself solve two issues:

  • termination calls have fault-tolerance, and
  • your termination cost is minimized (this is what this article is all about).

Billing:

  • a way to charge users for PBX utilization.

Sadly, FusionPBX doesn't have an LCR or Billing applications out of the box. Lucky, my business has been developing an LCR and Billing for FusionPBX applications for some time. This article will describe all the wonderful things that the LCR and Billing applications come within its version 1.3.2.

Read more: Why You Should be Using LCR and Billing for FusionPBX 1.3.2

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CentOS 6 has reached its EOF last November 2020. The truth is that it is harder and harder to maintain a very old distribution by updating packages without breaking dependencies.

Read more: OKay Repository CentOS 6 Policy

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These last days of 2020 I have spent hours patching the "soon-to-be" FusionPBX 4.6. One of the things I don't like is the way the cache engine is designed. Since FusionPBX 4.4, there are two ways of doing cache:

  • using a file system cache (default),
  • using the classic Memcache

I will first talk about how they are now (Dec 30th, 2020) and what my published pull request will fix and enhance.

Read more: Revamping the Cache Engine in FusionPBX

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