When creating a new extension, a welcome message is being created. Is there a way to disable this function?

Dont create the user in extensions

i would like to create the user but don’t want a notification email. Why not an option to disable the creation of a welcome message?

[image] gtcnet: Why not an option to disable the creation of a welcome message? Because No one has requested this besides you If someone has/had they never opened a bug ticket for a feature request

In 12 where else can you create the extension? Via Bulk Extension?

[image] EriclKlein: In 12 where else can you create the extension? Via Bulk Extension? Please notice what I said [image] tm1000: Dont create the user in extensions

Since we are not going to upgrade to FreePBX 13, then where can you create the extension and voicemail address if not in Extension or Bulk Extension?

[image] EriclKlein: Since we are not going to upgrade to FreePBX 13, then where can you create the extension and voicemail address if not in Extension or Bulk Extension? Eric, You create the extension like normal. Just don’t create the user. When I say “user” I mean the User Manager User. Yo…

To be clear, you mean that when creating a new extension in the Extensions module under User Manager Settings Change the “Link to a Default User:” setting to none. As to 13, that is a different discussion.

[image] EriclKlein: Change the “Link to a Default User:” setting to none. Yes [image] EriclKlein: As to 13, that is a different discussion. Why don’t we have it then? Open a new thread. I would be curious what your thoughts are.

Thank you, will work with this going forward. As to the FreePBX issue, we are already discussing it under ticket 11093 http://issues.freepbx.org/browse/FREEPBX-11093 But in short, the way that FreePBX 13 forces us to do the opposite of what you have suggested here for FreePBX 12 where you need to …

Disable UCP Welcome Message

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tm1000 (Andrew Nagy) December 23, 2015, 6:56pm 10

Yes

Why don’t we have it then? Open a new thread. I would be curious what your thoughts are.