I would like your advise on a situation where voicemail email is not working.
We are running FreePBX manually installed on CentOS 6.5. On the same box Zimbra Community server is running. Zimbra as well as FreePBX are running fine, so no installation issues.
Problem is, that voicemail emails don’t go anywhere.
Zimbra and FreePBX are bound to separate private IP addresses, but Postfix (which is also being used by Zimbra) responds to all IP addresses.
SELinux is completely disabled.
Zimbra allows relay from the private /24 network, including the IP
Zmbra mail log does not show any signs of mail coming from Asterisk.
As far as I understood, Asterisk directly addresses Postfix, not using a IP address. I am not sure if Postfix refuses Asterisk to send mail because of Zimbra-specific configuration. I don’t want to mess around with the Postfix config and risking to break Zimbra.
Can anyone give me some advise? for instance: is it possible to instruct FreePBX to address Postfix using IP instead of directly?
Asterisk doesn’t actually use email, comedian mail which is the normal voicemail subsystem has a couple of variables set in /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf or it’s includes mailcmd and externnotify which you can change to suit your quirks ref:-
My /etc/asterisk/voicemail.conf is almost empty.
None of the options from the support article are there.
Is it safe to manually add the options I want? I suppose FreePBX will override the file when changes are made from the webinterface.
This is my voicemail.conf:
[general] #include vm_general.inc --> commented out, but the forum removes the hashtag #include vm_email.inc --> commented out, but the forum removes the hashtag
[default]
Glad you got it working but technically that should be “I needed to enter . . .” or more generically add the non standard /opt/zimbra bits to your asterisk user’s path or perhaps other things might not work either
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