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Installing the FreePBX Module


Installing Clearly Devices Module

Requires FreePBX 14 or newer. FreePBX 13 has limited support. 
  • Navigate to your FreePBX Admin GUI and Login and click on Module Admin module in FreePBX and click on "Upload Modules" button below.

  • Click on Type and pick “Download (From Web)

 
 
  • Now click on “Download (From Web) button
 
  • We can now go install the module by clicking on “local module administration” link below
 

  • Scroll down to the Clearly Devices module and click Install

  

  • Scroll down and click Process button

 

  • Confirm you want to install the module

 

  • Once the install completes you will get a Return button to click on

  

  • Press the Apply Config button now to write out the changes

  

  • All future updates now will be handled in the normal FreePBX module admin section with the "Check Online" button just like any module provided by FreePBX project

  • We suggest you check for updates of the module in FreePBX module admin now as the module linked above only gets updated occasionally in the documentation here so go update to the latest and greatest of the module.         

  • Now that we have the module installed we need to go configure it. Follow the wiki here.

Fix php.ini Max Inputs for FreePBX 16


NOTE: When installing Clearly Devices on FreePBX 16 based systems you need to manually bump the "max_input_vars" from 1000 to 5000 in /etc/php.ini and then restart apache via "systemctl restart httpd.service" You can do this via the SSH CLI with the commands below.
  1. sed -i 's/;max_input_vars = 1000/max_input_vars = 5000/' /etc/php.ini
  2. systemctl restart httpd.service 

Fix php.ini Max Inputs for FreePBX 14 and 15 (slightly different than 16)


NOTE: When installing Clearly Devices on FreePBX 14/15 based systems you will see an alert that you need to manually bump the "max_input_vars" from 1000 to 5000 in /etc/php.ini and then restart apache via "systemctl restart httpd.service" You can do this via the SSH CLI with the commands below.
  1. sed -i 's/; max_input_vars = 1000/max_input_vars = 5000/' /etc/php.ini
  2. systemctl restart httpd.service 


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