Before starting with a clean "conf", I gave it another try - logged out and back into FusionPBX and lo' and behold - all my users and devices were there. Domains, too.
I opened one of the domains to look at it - and for some reason, instead of pushing "back", I pushed "save".
All config in the GUI - gone again.
Same thing that happened yesterday but I wasn't paying attention and know what triggered that behavior.
Logged out and in again - users, etc - all visible. I can repeat that pretty consistently. Maybe I am doing something wrong but - as a beginner - this fazed me. I don't understand what I am doing wrong. I am still logged in as a sysadmin.
I had already run "chmod -R 777" on /directory, based on some wiki pages. Nor sure why this is happening.
As part of the install, I selected MyQSL and not sqlite (some wiki pages suggest that would be a bad idea).
One more bit of info (at this time I don't really know what is significant and what not) - I wanted to enable more debug and went to switch.conf.xml to enable <param name="debug-level" value="10"/>
I got swamped by "Reuse Unused Cached DB handle" from the callcenter module. I don't need that functionality, my install is just 2-3 days so I ignored older threads on how to deal with this. I reset my debug level to get rid of the noise.
Going to try everyone suggested yesterday and today.
Thx,
A.C.
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2014 08:31:04 +0800
From: nandy1925@gmail.com
To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] FusionPBX - any other options or should I keep trying?
You're not alone but I'm able to manage. I assume you're NOT setting a multi-tenant system. Here's some things to look for:
Check the Variables (conf/vars.xml):
domain=${local_ip_v4}
domain_name=${domain}
Then check this line in conf/sip_profiles/default.xml:
domain=${domain}
Check these lines too:
sip-ip=${local_ip_v4}
rtp-ip=${{local_ip_v4}
You may delete/disable these :
ext-sip-ip
ext-rtp-ip
Delete the created files and folder 10.50.1.151. They will conflict conf/default.xml.
Check Advanced>Domains. If it's set 10.50.1.151, I think that entry created these directory and file. Try to set this to "default".
Restart the system. Hope you'll get started.
/Nandy
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