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You could also try to import table in a different order to see if this error doesn't happen.

If I want to change this feature, where would I start? @ChristophWurst

@wademac nextcloud.log is the log file for nextcloud

One option is to have all number in E.164 format (which specifies the country code): https://developers.omnisend.com/guides/e164-phone-number-formatting https://support.plivo.com/support/solutions/articles/17000042303-do-i-need-to-add-country-code-while-dialling-out-

Option #1) Only accept E.164 or few acceptable formats. No need to accept 10 number formats. Option #2) Have each app handle phone number formats specific to itself

> Just minor thing (except for your switch of `callback` and `src_number` in `Configure.php`... Did this work for you?)... I was able to run the command `occ twofactorauth:gateway:configure sms` sucessfully....

Yes, that is dirty...lolol but does work.

@boppy @ChristophWurst I just setup a development server on my VPS. Once I figure out how to generate the `build` folder inside the `js` folder, I'll test the Plivo sms...

So I decided to copy the `build` directory over to my dev server. I have the option now to enable!!! One problem: I run the `configure` command and select plivo,...

I found a small bug in my code, which once fixes, the **enable** button appeared on the web interface. Now I get this: **Could not verify your code. Please try...