OpenWeb PBX 1.0.23 — Debian server

OpenWeb PBX 1.0.23 — Debian server

One guided editor now manages incoming numbers, external forwarding and Call Me Back destinations. Local and international number forms share one saved destination when a country is selected. Disabled numbers keep ownership instead of falling through to another provider route. External destinations retain leading zeros.

Debian 1.0.23 also includes reusable phone QR codes: viewing, emailing, exporting, scanning and password changes preserve the code. Explicit Reset QR code invalidates old codes while keeping connected devices.

Downloads

• Debian 13 amd64 complete server
• Installation guide · Checksums
• Matching application source, commit d27583e72018fcbd55c517a766697b8267658dc1; unchanged Debian engine source

Upgrade minimum: Debian 1.0.22. Keep a verified encrypted backup and its password before using the signed updater. Install the fresh package only on a clean server; it is not an upgrade command. Both server platforms retain a local PostgreSQL database and use the managed tenant-registration wizard.

Windows remains 1.0.22; Android remains 1.0.19. Their signed feed envelopes are retained byte-for-byte. Windows 1.0.23 follows its own recovery qualification and release. Windows download · Android APK

Validation

Fresh Debian setup uses ordinary verified-owner registration and user creation. Browser checks cover the number wizard and stable QR codes; software calls cover UDP/TLS registration and two-way audio, including complete RTP captures. An actual public 1.0.22 installation downloads signed 1.0.23 packages through its original updater, proves rollback after an intentional late migration failure, then installs the unmodified final package. Data, credentials, recordings, private identity and relevant schema are compared before and after.

Detailed qualification · Routing guide · Independent platform releases

Physical handsets, carriers, restrictive networks, capacity and app-store approval need separate deployment checks. Full 3CX parity remains a roadmap goal. This release does not update Webhotel images automatically.