The Fop2 manager batch update functionality is broken.
I can import a csv and then it wants me to assign headers which I am not able to do.

This was fixed.

I would hope this to be fixed also...

I have different PJSIP transports binding to different IP addresses and NICs.
My phones register to both addresses.

I have a fop2 license that binds to one interface.
Is this gonna be a problem?

How do I find out for how long my license will be good to receive upgrades?
A while back we purchased maintenance for 3 or 5 years, can't remember exactly.

I have a park button and I am using the park action button to park a call.
The parked call is however not showing on the park button.

What could be the reason for that?

I haven't invested as much as you have, only a few hundred dollars and I am ok with that, but it would be a pity to see FOP2 go away, cause what are the alternatives, isymphony? Not for me.

I have been running FOP2 on a High Availability FreePBX distro, which makes for a slightly more complicated setup, and a recent distro upgrade broke FOP2, so my operators are now just using plane physical phones to do their work.

I also looked at Issabel but it didn't look appealing to me as well for the fact that it uses old software (FreePBX 12 is dead).

Initially I started out with PIAF, which looked good at the time, but the heavy conflicts with them and Sangoma made that project die very quickly as well. Bad for someone using the software in production to have to completely reinstall something else from scratch.

For now I am sticking with Sangoma, prospects look fairly good for them to be around longterm.

This forum never really was a community forum, but rather a place where the developer provided free support, as he was the only one answering questions.
My guess is that that wasn't sustainable anymore.

Now it's a "community forum", however a dead community forum, as nobody really knows much about FOP2.

I am running fop2 on a FreePBX High Availability setup.
There are a few things you need to do to make it work.

Fop2 installs config files into /usr/local/fop2, which is a directory that doesn't get synced across the HA cluster. You have to create one that does. E.g. /drbd/spare/fop2

-Copy contents of /usr/local/fop2 into /drbd/spare/fop2.
I initially chose /etc/asterisk/fop2, but permissions get screwed up on this frequently, so I chose /drbd/spare/fop2.

The server binary and the license file should however reside in /usr/local/fop2, so don't copy those over.

-Make sure that your new directory has read, write and execute permissions for the Asterisk user. The contents of the directory must be read and writeable by the Asterisk user as well.

-Add a -c option to /etc/sysconfig/fop2 to sync the files to drbd/spare/fop2 (or whatever directory you have picked).
E.g.: OPTIONS="-d -i em1 -c /drbd/spare/fop2/"
em1 is what my network interface is called, yours might be different, e.g. eth0

-Edit /var/www/html/fop2/admin and change line $SQLITEDB=[i]"/usr/local/fop2/fop2settings.db"; to $SQLITEDB="/drbd/spare/fop2/fop2settings.db"; (or whatever directory you have chosen).

I might have forgotten something, but I think that's it.

I have the same problem.
Some conferences on fop2 show participants but the conference is empty.
A service fop2 restart fixes the issue.