Wake-up Call Missing

Kodak is most likely correct, but to answer your question, the feature was removed by the trixbox team because... well, I'm not sure why exactly... but I'm sure it was for a perfectly good reason... most likely. I have no idea how to re-enable or reinstall it. I just know they removed it.

Why was it removed again ?

I was looking at Nerds thing, it seems like a ordeal to get working, cant we just have the old one back lol.

It was removed for the following reasons:

1. It was an old version of the script
2. The dialplan hack to make it work was not done well
3. It did not adhere to the FreePBX feature code registry
4. We were having lots of complaints about feature bloat

Wonder why its not available in the FreePBX repo.

Ahhh....makes sense, didn't know, I thought he recreated it as a FreePBX module.

But since you should be charging by the hour, than it all works out in the end right?

I always set the in-room alarm clock as the wake-up service has always been unreliable, wonder if they are using this code?

I found this here :
http://www.freepbx.org/trac/browser/contributed_modules/release/w...

which basically allows you to :
- download the tgz file to your PC
- use the freepbx option to add (upload) a local module
- upload the module, then in module admin, set the wakeupmodule to install, click the process button
- it will create an extra entry on the feature codes page
- and when you dial *62 on your phone, it seems to work again...

until ... I try to set a wakeup time :
I enter the time, select am or pm, then I get the "lady" in trixbox telling me "something is terribly wrong) ?

anyone who has better luck as my (or knows how to workaround this) let me know

L.

Kerry, we don't all bill by the hour. Support organizations that charge by the hour are becoming extinct. There is an upswell of companies providing managed services for a fixed monthly cost. The big boys are starting to cotton on to this business model too, and customers seem to prefer it because it eliminates the fundamental conflict of interests that hourly billing creates ("you do a better job, you earn less"). ICT companies who rely on things going wrong are going to start losing their customers in the coming years.

I already mentioned this a few days, maybe a week ago in another forum that had the same subject but will go into it again, we use wakeups with not problems.
But then I DID re-write the wakeup call AGI script to work how we wanted it, well so it actually worked, as the script its based on didnt work as it should.
I am using it on the first version release of 2.6 with no problems (yet to update to the latest 2.6 TB release), and I am happy to give back to the community, just drop me an email. jscoulter@gmail.com and I will see what I can do to help you get it going.

Jeremy