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Is there any way for an admin to log in one time if you forget your password? Freepbx has a convenient way of doing it using Session ID. https://wiki.freepbx.org/display/DS/Unlocking+clients+via+Session+ID Also, is there a better/simpler way to reset admin password other than what the...

There is nothing wrong with the drives. Not using SSD. Happens almost every time there is a hard reboot/reset. If it's not happening to you it may be because your server is not very active or doesn't have a lot of stuff configured. Just guessing. The server it always happens on for me has a...

Is there any downside to that? There must be some reason that is not done by default.

It would be a total non-issue if Fusion abstracted the DB entirely by using Eloquent or Doctrine, but there is probably zero chance of that happening.

The Freeswitch SQLite files are easily corrupted, like when the server hard reboots for whatever reason. That can happen even in datacenters with redundant power. Server hardware fails sometimes too. That is reason enough for me to not want to use SQLite even though the fix is easy. Just...

There are replication options for MariaDB/MySQL as well and those are also probably more commonly used than anything PostgreSQL has.

Freeswitch fully supports both. Not hamstrung at all. I don't think PostgreSQL is part of core anymore. It's a separate module now just like mariaDB. Setting up ODBC is not difficult.

CentOS, MySQL, Adminer. There may have been some other ones as well. Once or twice could be a coincidence but he did that to me at least 3 times. To be fair, I think those features were on life support at the time I submitted my pull requests so I think they probably just sped up his...

Maybe it was just a coincidence but almost every time I submitted pull requests his reaction was to remove the related features. I know how to get rid of features I don't like on FusionPBX now. I just need to submit pull requests on them. :cool:

There is an upgrade guide in the user docs. You might be better off just re-installing from scratch though. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/advanced/version_upgrade.html

I want to completely move away from using FreePBX for various reasons. I have not been very active with FusionPBX for awhile so not in tune with what has been happening as of late. The last time I used it (and still do) was for v4.4. I have not tried v5 yet. I am also looking at other...

We seem to be having 2 different conversations. I understand how databases and clustering work so not sure what you are trying to say. All I am trying to say is that it would be nice if I could use a managed cloud plan that did a lot of that redundancy and management for me. I am aware I can...

I don't want to deal with doing the clustering myself. Seems the only 2 options are that or paying for the managed service.

Lightsail is an interesting product. The billing is much more simplified which I really like. Adding a managed high availability database kills the price advantage though. There is no getting around that if you want to use managed SQL cloud database services.

What does RDS end up costing you per month for something usable? Not just the bare minimum starter plan. I know that Google charges a lot for using their equivalent service and as you require more compute power and more storage the costs start to skyrocket.

Does anyone know what the security issue is? I have been able to update adminer to the latest version with the latest security fixes on my own custom fork. If it's something external to that it would be helpful to know what that is.

I think he got rid of it. I was really disappointed when he did that as it's very useful. I have my own custom fork of 4.4 where I have updated adminer myself. Not sure what I am going to do with the latest version of Fusion since I don't have any control of what direction the project takes...

Instead of using redundant servers and all that entails, has anyone tried running using NFS using something like Google Cloud Compute? I am wondering how well the DB works on a busy server since NFS is inherently slower than local hard drives. It seems to me that would be a good way to do...

I know php fairly well so there may be something I can do to help. I won't know until I see the code. Is it available on github?