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Fix for issue #220 #221
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Fix for issue #220 #221
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@umatz Congrats on your first pull request! |
Thanks and done :-)
… Am 29.06.2017 um 19:11 schrieb Chris Coleman ***@***.***>:
@umatz Congrats on your first pull request!
If you edit also in your fork's same branch patch-1 this file:
https://github.com/umatz/Provisioner/blob/patch-1/endpoint/yealinkv70/t2x/line_keys_28.json
...then this pull request will succeed the Travis build.
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@umatz Very good!
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I am not certain, whether I can use any unique id in this array ... but the checks are passing now. |
@umatz Yes it's only failing for php 5.2 which doesn't exist any longer in Travis and so 5.2 should be removed from https://github.com/umatz/Provisioner/blob/patch-1/.travis.yml |
Great, it's passing now. Also add php 5.5 5.6 7.0 and 7.1 because these recent php versions which the majority of well maintained systems are running right now https://github.com/umatz/Provisioner/blob/patch-1/.travis.yml |
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@chris001 |
OK. Sangoma FreePBX team really should upgrade the PHP code soon to be compatible with PHP 7.x because PHP 5.6 has ended active support 5 months ago and is security support only for 17 more months, at that time 5.6 will be dead and subject to security attacks on irreparable vulnerabilities. |
Are you sure is it the good T27 suffix ? Strange that T26 suffix is |
Actually not, see my comment above. I could not figure out, what the ID in this array refers to. |
@tm1000 |
It seems to be more complicated. There are two T27 models, T27P (id 45) and T27G (id 69), source http://download.support.yealink.com/download?path=upload%2Fattachment%2F2017-3-20%2F3%2Fee202f0c-6576-4784-af5c-18f96c016815%2FYealink_IP_Phones_Auto_Provisioning_Guide_V81_70.pdf . |
@umatz Are they same enough that you can just add entries for both T27P and T27G. |
The only difference between the 27P and 27G seems to be that the G supports Gigabit Ethernet vs 100 MBit on the 27P. |
Just wondering WHY is this excellent work still not merged... |
Corrected wrong quotation marks.