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Excellent! This forum is gold, it was solving my problems long before I created my account to ask my first question. In the future, when you do ask a new question the more information you can provide up front the more likely folks are to be able to help out.

Win, my advice would be to read some documentation and familiarize yourself with the journey you're embarking on. I saw this meme somewhere: Several days of blind fumbling around and trial and error could save you several hours of reading the documentation. Don't be that guy, its like the...

why not actually get a valid cert, there's a script for that in the installation resources and documentation somewhere.

it was easy enough to test, that wasn't it :(

Wouldn't we want to break out if authorized=true and just continue or do nothing if authorized=false? Maybe this is what's intended and I'm not getting it, but it seems to me even when an authentication plugin returns authorized=true the loop continues to check other plugins instead of breaking...

Digging some more I noticed that when I'm properly authenticated and everything works the session dump (plus phpinfo output) is about 7300 lines whereas when I get the password prompts its only about 4500 lines, seems the difference includes permissions and menus. Also, if I disable the...

Hello world, In an effort to outsource security I've placed a fusion installation behind an authentication proxy (oauth2-proxy). This works well, but being human I'm greedy and don't want to have to login twice so I plagiarized an msad_ldap plugin I found on this forum to use headers from the...

iptables and UFW are two separate firewalls and shouldn’t coexist, I believe fusionpbx uses iptables so if UFW is installed then remove it (but really read the docs and browse this forum as I’m speaking from memory and things change). Also, you mentioned very little information, but I imagine...

I would have figured the meta crowd to be pioneers of NoSQL or graphQL, though not surprised, wouldn't even be surprised to learn they’ve spun up a few storage engines of their own.

Thanks, I should have updated this thread to say that it was a broken upgrade, a fresh install resolved the issue.

Wow, I recall following documentation by NerdUno over a decade ago when I was messing with Asterisk, its kind of cool how the community evolves!

The gui is very configurable, i don’t recall anything about changing anything other than the whitelist IP during install

The install script references nftables, are you able to start from a clean install? If not can you disable or remove ufw?

I find it easier to start with clean system than try to troubleshoot an existing system. On a vanilla minimal Debian clean install: 1. install git 2. clone the install repo 3. edit the install script and run it answering yes to all prompts and accepting the defaults I followed the three above...

Hello world, After registering with SignalWire to get a token to install freeswitch in an effort to demo djangopbx I stumbled accross the fact they're also a provider with rates allegedly better than what I'm paying and very interesting features. It almost looks like they cover all the...

My first time going through the install script I just pressed enter instead of y when being prompted and it did not interpret those as yes. Try again and pay attention during the install, when prompted don't assume the defaults are to install. Post reboot I got an https site, though I'd...

Thanks Johnny for the detailed explanation, and sorry ttt for the tone. Just because something can be done doesn't always mean that it should, we could be living in a much better world if not for the fact that anyone who can do anything does so without considerations beyond their immediate wants...

I assumed UK but grossly miscalculated the time difference, thanks for the elaboration, I avoided restating anything that's already documented but perhaps in this case less isn't more.

Thats cute, but if there's one thing I've learned over the years is that the customer is never right. That's not to say those requresting MySQL are right either, Postgresql is the better choice. The people maintaining those larger installations really should get back to the basics and try to...

Given Adrian is likely in a timezone where he's sleeping I'll try to answer based on my little research: Django is not a rewrite of fusion, its more of an alternative to fusion which leverages a different stack (but they have freeswitch in common). It's first github commit was 3 years ago. It...