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We're actually not entrenched with any product, but we have to respect the wishes of our customers. MySQL/MariaDB has almost 50% market share of open source DBMS, compared to 17% PostgreSQL (see https://6sense.com/tech/relational-databases/postgresql-market-share) In a nutshell FusionPBX is a...

Does DjangoPBX store anything in directories/files? (if so which ones) This could be config related, CDR's, recordings, etc... Or is everything kept in the SQL database? Assume I want to copy the full config/operating data from my existing DjangoPBX to a new installation.

Ok got that resolved by making a small change to nginx. Thanks

I tried that...still no images

I just finished installation and browsed to http://localhost:8009 and although a login page appears, there are no graphics. Looking at the code the images referece for example: /static/img/logo.png The static dir exists and that file exists, and the nginx defines the correct alias for this...

The install script seemed like it had a lot left to do (from line 1088 onwards), set I just set install_postgresql_local to no, removed postgresql packages, and reran the installer. All went well except one issue...installing the default dialplan generated errors (wrong number of parameters)...

Terrific - the migrate command finished succesfully. The instructions I was following ended after this command, and the django-pbx installer had already completed succesfully before I started the migration. At what point (in the docs) should I continue manually?

I have just done a clean install of Django-PBX + FreeSWITCH onto Debian12. I'm at the point of migrating to MySQL, and I have modified the settings.py file as follows: as I want Django-PBX to use MySQL, and FreeSWITCH to use SQLite. But when performing the command I get error/warning "no...

In that case I'll have to experiment with DjangoPBX over MySQL. Not enough time to experiment right now, but it gives me hope. I'm glad the design abstracts DBMS implementation

I looks like DjangoPBX offers full MySQL support, so I'll give that a try instead. For the purpose of a config generator, (and simple logging) there really shouldn't be a need for Postgres specific features in FusionPBX. Maybe some day the db module will be abstracted and then open to other DBMS'.

This topic was last actively discussed back in 2023 so I thought I would check in on this topic. I would like to deploy FS with a GUI for some customers, but there is always customer resistance to yet another DBMS in their environment. Since they already have MySQL expertise this is regularly...

I read some forum posts that left me unsure if a DjangoPBX PBX server (including FreeSWITCH) can truly run completely with MySQL. My impression from a couple of comments was that FS will still needs native PostgreSQL, even if DjangoPBX can use MySQL. I also saw this comment in another post...

I know it's been mentioned before, but releasing an (official) VM with everything installed would make life easier for many people - certainly the beginners. I would be happy to do this (share the VM I built) - BUT, does this violate any license terms? Now the FreeSWITCH download is behind a...

There is a free edition of the HAfs product gflow mentioned above. (From this website) I use the free edition for my home freeswitch and also development PBX cluster. I found out about it from an ITSP I worked with...so as gflow said its rock solid. (Meant for ITSP/carriers/mission critical...

delete me - created by accident Is there some way for me to delete my own post? Can't find it

I have installed basic FreeSWITCH with the vanilla config. So far so good. My client app can authenticate fine as user 1019. The list_users command shows the 1019 id as in the "default" context. I then try to dial 5000 (which should be the IVR demo), but instead the call is processed as an...

Is there a list of FusionPBX tables somewhere? I didn't realize CDR's were there too (not sure why, since these would be FreeSWITCH generated data)

1. PostgreSQL is a resource heavy DB, which is being used to hold nothing more than static config data 2. PostgreSQL is yet another DB that needs to be loaded onto a server with multiple VoIP apps. Most open source apps use MySQL - why not use the most popular DB in this space? 3. SQLite is a...

Is it possible to store all of FusionPBX's data in a SQLite database instead of PostgreSQL? If so, how would I do that? And is FusionPBX going to force use of PostgreSQL in the future?

It takes FreeSWITCH approx 15 seconds to start, one a very small/simple implementation. Is this normal? Is there a way to speed this up (or figure out where the time is going)