Kirk Bocek

Another batch of updates dropped. I guess that's a good thing. I'd still like to update but am unsure how.

I'm in the same boat. Updates stopped some time ago. Although a bunch of security updates just dropped. Anyone have instructions on updating RasPBX?

Not quite your problem but I run raspbx-backup on a network share (yeah not enough room on the system). I found I had to add an "exclude=" phrase to the script for "/net". Otherwise the script would try to backup the entire NFS share and fill up the backup space.

I've been running on a RPi 2 for a couple of years now. A residential use case so I've only seen a couple of calls at one time. But it has worked great.

So I've been using Raspbx for a couple of years now. I see that the general Raspbian distro is on Debian 9. My old Raspbx is on Debian 8. Is there any need to upgrade the base distro? (Whoops, mispelled Raspbian...)

So I've been using Raspbx for a couple of years now. I see that the general Raspbian distro is on Debian 9. My old Raspbx is on Debian 8. Is there any need to upgrade the base distro?

So I've been using Raspbx for a couple of years now. I see that the general Raspian distro is on Debian 9. My old Raspbx is on Debian 8. Is there any need to upgrade the base distro?

I've been using Postfix for years and so installed it on my RasPBX host. The thing I ran into had to do with IPv6 support. IPv6 is enabled in the underlying Debian and Postfix will try to use it even when you don't have your overall network IPv6 enabled. As I recall it sends all traffic to the IPv6 loopback device. There is a setting in the Postfix config file to disable IPv6.