Recent content by Adrian Fretwell

Any collaboration/help is greatly appreciated. How you would help depends more on the type of things you enjoy doing and the skills you have. For coding work, a knowledge of Python and the Django project is essential, and some knowledge of FreeSWITCH will also be helpful. The main project...

Quite a lot has been happening with the DjangoPBX project, but I don't write about it very much on here. We do need help with improving and updating the documentation so any collaboration is welcome. We are doing a lot of work to provide the facility for dedicated reporting servers to really...

Possibly something like this? ^(?:(?!somedomain\.pbx\.com).)*$

For a single box standard install all recordings, voicemails etc. will be stored under /home/django-pbx/media/fs/. It is also possible to configure a separate file store, if required for larger installations.

Ah, I have just realised your issue. You are connecting to port 8009, this is a second backup connection from where FreeSWITCH can fetch it's configuration. You should be pointing your web browser at https://<your box's IP>. In other words port 80 or port 443 should get you to the right...

You may need to run manage.py collectstatic More information can be found here: https://www.djangopbx.com/static/documentation/commandline/django_management_commands.html

As I say this is uncharted territory, can you show me one of the errors?

I think we should modify the installer script so it pauses after cloning the repository to allow for the database settings to be manually changes before continuing. I will have a look at this. To answer your question you should carry on from line 1088 in the install script. Another workaround...

Make sure all instances of uWSGI are stopped. You need python manage.py migrate not makemigrations. Once this is done you will need to manually perform all of the steps that the installer does after the DB creation.

You can check out the precise details at: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/topics/install/#database-installation and https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/ref/databases/#mysql-notes

We tried our best to engineer DjangoPBX to be database independent, but it has only been tested using PostgreSQL. For the majority of installations, including the example cluster deployment, it is acceptable to let FreeSWITCH use it's default Sqlite for it internal storage. Sqlite performs...

Yes it does have an API, not had the time to add it to the documentation. The API can be accessed with a token using wget/curl etc. but there is also what is termed a browsabe API, which is pretty much self documenting and allows testing within the web browser. I will attach a few screenshots...

@pbxgeek When I wrote DjangoPBX, the code behind the time conditions UI was the hardest thing to get working properly. I had often thought about breaking in out to a separate app/module instead of interfacing with the dialplan directly. Your screenshots look really nice and easy to use, well...

You can solve this issue, using the Freeswitch dptools module. I did a write up on the issue in 2022. You can find my explanation and solution here: https://www.pbxforums.com/threads/ivr-prompt-choice-not-dialing-in.5922/#post-23907

The Limit Max field controls the number of simultaneous calls. Simultaneous authentications or registrations is controlled by setting in the SIP Profile. You may find the following link useful in understanding how Freeswitch can be configured to handle this...