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  1. Cisco PBX call tracking timeline

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    under review  ·  3 comments  ·  Feature requests » ManicTime Desktop  ·  Admin →
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    J. commented  · 

    @david Matten I think this is a great idea but expanded beyond just Cisco phones to voip / PBX in general.

    I think supporting Asterisk as a first step is biggest bang for buck. For the record it's not really *phone* support, it's PBX / Phone *server* support we need to achieve this.

    btw, this request: http://support.manictime.com/forums/222041-feature-requests/suggestions/9409569-import-csv-to-new-timeline

    is related in that short of actual Asterisk / PBX / voip server support, it would allow to export from these to a CSV and import.

    I'd ask anyone voting for this to consider voting for that one too.

    Possibly these requests could/should be combined for more traction.

    J. supported this idea  · 

  2. Provide a Synology NAS AddOn to allow the server to run from these devices

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    planned  ·  24 comments  ·  Feature requests » ManicTime Server  ·  Admin →
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    J. commented  · 

    Agreed that Docker is probably a better way to go than a straight Synology port however as the MT server is currently a Windows based software and I'm unaware of any Windows-on-Docker containers that run on a Linux host this whole concept might be a ways off.

    If the whole of the server is written in .NET (and not just portions) I think there are some .NET ports for linux that might make it easier. (Mono is a .net port I believe, but I'm not a dev so can't say how complete it or any .net port is)

    I'd definitely like to see a linux based MT server. From there a Docker container should be easy enough

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