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Trixbox works off a database (MySQL or PostGRES).<br />
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My suggestion would be to open up the CLI for the databse, and look at the tables to see if you can find where those options are stored. Once you find them, simply insert option 9.
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Trixbox works off a database (MySQL or PostGRES).

My suggestion would be to open up the CLI for the databse, and look at the tables to see if you can find where those options are stored. Once you find them, simply insert option 9.

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I've looked through the SQL database and did some searching with no luck. &nbsp;Is there anywhere else this could be?
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I've looked through the SQL database and did some searching with no luck.  Is there anywhere else this could be?

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Answer appears correct. Please close question per DataDudes request.
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Answer appears correct. Please close question per DataDudes request.

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VMX Locator works great for us on our Trixbox 2.8 install, but the GUI only allows you to set options 0, 1, and 2. &nbsp;I have read that it is possible to make more options available, but they are not available to change in the GUI. &nbsp;How do I make option 9 available?<br />
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Thank you
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VMX Locator works great for us on our Trixbox 2.8 install, but the GUI only allows you to set options 0, 1, and 2.  I have read that it is possible to make more options available, but they are not available to change in the GUI.  How do I make option 9 available?

Thank you

Add more options to VMX Locator within Asterisk.

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