is DjangoPBX discontinued?

nickbh

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If that is not the case, please let us know. I was doing the search for grandstream provisioning and got this message from AI,
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AI Overview



The DjangoPBX project has been discontinued
, and its associated website is no longer active, which complicates efforts to obtain specific Grandstream provisioning details
. Provisioning Grandstream phones typically requires configuring the device to point to a provisioning server, such as a PBX, using its web interface. Since DjangoPBX is not currently maintained, users will need to manually configure phones with SIP details or use an alternative provisioning method.
Method 1: Manual provisioning
This process requires you to manually enter the SIP account details and PBX settings into each Grandstream phone's web interface.
  1. Find the phone's IP address. On the phone's screen, navigate to Menu > Status > Network Status. The IP address will be displayed there.
  2. Access the web interface. Enter the phone's IP address into a web browser. Log in with the default credentials, which are typically admin for both the username and password (the password for some newer GRP series phones is printed on the back).
  3. Navigate to account settings. Once logged in, go to the Accounts section.
  4. Enter SIP information.Fill in the following details for the extension you are setting up:
    • SIP Server: The IP address or domain name of your DjangoPBX instance.
    • SIP User ID: The extension number.
    • Authenticate ID: The extension number.
    • Authenticate Password: The SIP password for the extension, which can be found in your DjangoPBX configuration.
    • Name: The Caller ID name.
  5. Save and reboot. After entering the information, save the changes. The phone will reboot and should register to your DjangoPBX.

-- bold for emphasis.

I looked at the code at https://codeberg.org/DjangoPBX/DjangoPBX and latest change was yesterday.

Just need reassurance that the project is continuing.

Thank you in advance.
 
Don't believe that AI nonsense. DjangoPBX is very much alive and in production for our own VoIP services.
I don't post much one here because someone started to behave aggressively towards it.
We have a good number of organisations that are using it and a few more using it purely for it API, so it can be integrated into their own customer front ends. We are also developing a direct cloud-init system to generate a ready to go Proxmox virtual machine.

I'm glad you checked out the commit history, it tells a different story to the AI summary you got.

As for Grandstream phones, there is very little provision templating because we only use Yealink and no one has asked for it. The provision templating system is much easier to use and understand than other that you may have seen. It is based on the Django Projects own internal template system.

Our Signal group is the most active, but we also have an IRC channel.

Kind regards, Adrian.
 
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