On 3 March 2011 16:31, Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote:
Hey. Not sure what you really want - FusionPBX's next project is a permission rewrite - multi-tenant was just added.
The main feature i'm missing is exactly that, giving granulated permissions to groups - beeing able to dynamically modify the access and permissions of users - which is currently hard-coded for admin/superadmin as far as i've grasped. If my managers agree on having the same set of permissions for our customers though, i could remove some of the admin-permission in the code and live without a dynamic solution for a while(Until we need to release a 2nd version of our product next year). Another important thing i miss is a proper debug mode - FusionPBX does not report errors and acts as if everything went fine, while postgres actually fills logs with syntax-errors and such. I've been spoiled by the error-handling of python-frameworks i'm afraid.
Depending on what you want to change though, you might be able to just change a line or two in the actual php files.
I should have followed through reading that PHP-book i bought 8 years ago, i've not much indulged in the pleasures of working with PHP :-) As i wrote i can fix small issues which i can debug without effort, but to dig deeper into the code and really understand the project will take more time than i can afford right now(Which i'll have to do if i want to add features like Blacklisting or Boss/Sec as "easy to configure" GUI-elements).
I don't recall hearing any questions on #fusionpbx in freenode. I haven't heard of any any outstanding bugs...
Didn't really seek support as i've a tight schedule and if i can't get something to work within a few hours i move on to the next. Small bugs like http://code.google.com/p/fusionpbx/issues/detail?id=57 and the lack of proper error-reporting pester me - i've checked out the latest revision from trunk though, should i've taken the regular packed release?
And yeah, wikipbx seems to be dead. As opposed to FusionPBX who was on the conference yesterday about the roadmap and he gets sponsorships to add new stuff.
Sounds great :-) Cheers, Christian