Latest revision as of 03:21, 14 July 2010

Notes

This is the changelog for the 1.9.4 point release.

For a more detailed, raw log of changes, see the source ChangeLog

Message templates

• A new framework for storing fill-in message templates and sending them to customers via billing events.

Billing

VoIP

• Inbound CDR billing
• WIP CDR format
• Fix option for ignoring calls without a rate
• Fix invoice generation when destination numbers have *s
• Add option to disable duplicate checking on PBX name
• Connection charge fixes

Invoicing

• Add config options to position invoice addresses in envelope windows
• Layout fixes when using per-phone-number sectioning

Batching

• Payment batch upload and processing shows a progress bar

Reporting

• Improved FCC 477 report with one-file XML upload
• Aging report "as of" date now limits applied payments
• Option to aggregate agents on sales report
• Add "Owed" and "Payment date" to unearned revenue detail
• Add primary service label to downloaded package reports
• Add more information to customer services report
• Show a progress bar for long-running CCH tax reports
• Eliminate filtering of info from Complimentary customers on financial reports

Self-service

• New high-performance non-Apache XML-RPC server for self-service API.

Preferences

• Allow user to disable HTML editor for notes

Exports

• Communigate Pro domain and account rules
• OpenSRS improvements

Bug fixes

• Fix error messages when send_email fails in the job queue
• Fix "Re-enter password" label on employee edit
• Fix losing rates when renaming a rate plan
• Fix credits applied in wrong month on sales/invoices/receipts report
• Fix "-e DBI:Pg:dbname=freeside" datasrc winding up in secrets as a result of weird implementations of echo as a shell builtin that ignore -e
• Remove unnecessary "-T" option from freeside-setup and other scripts, causing unnecessary warnings about $ENV{PATH} and such
• Fix rare possibility of rolling back a gateway transaction
• Fix rare cancellations problems with packages that have many inter-dependent services