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Although those messages appear in the error log, they are actually just informational. They look normal to me.

Can you have a look at the access log file and see which status do the hanging pages return?

Try changing DEBUG value in your settings.py file to True or False, see if it makes any difference. You'll need to restart apache for the new value to have effect.

If it won't help, here's a patch that would show some info about ESL connection:

Index: wikipbx/wikipbxweb/views.py
===================================================================
--- wikipbx/wikipbxweb/views.py    (revision 276)
+++ wikipbx/wikipbxweb/views.py    (working copy)
@@ -851,16 +851,20 @@
     for connection in fsutil.get_fs_connections():
         try:
             for endpoint in endpoints:
+                logger.info("Endpoint: %s" % endpoint)
                 # we have to check each profile, since in theory
                 # and endpoint can be regd to any defined profile
                 regd_on_any_profile = False
                 for sipprofile in SipProfile.objects.all():
                     cmd = ("api sofia status profile %s user %s@%s" %
                            (sipprofile.name, endpoint.userid, account.domain))
+                    logger.info("Sending command: %s" % cmd)
                     results = connection.sendRecv(cmd)
+                    logger.info("Result: %s" % results)
                     if not results:
                         raise Exception("Could not connect to FreeSWITCH")
                     data = results.getBody().splitlines()
+                    logger.info("Results data: %s" % str(data))
                     for line in data:
                         if line.startswith("Contact:"):
                             # found "Contact:", that means this endpoint is reg'd

Make a backup copy of your wikipbx/wikipbxweb/views.py file, cd to wikipbx root directory, apply the patch with "patch -p0 < /path/to/patch/file" and restart apache. You should see some extra info in apache error log after following Endpoints > Manage link. Post it here, replacing any confidential info with *'s and restore you views.py file from the backup.

That would shed some light in case if it's ESL library problem.

I've made few changes in get_fs_connections() to add more logs. My code looks like:

logger.info("creating eslconnection %s %s %s" % (socket.listen_ip, str(socket.listen_port),socket.password))
con = ESL.ESLconnection("localhost","8021","ClueCon")
if con.connected:
logger.info("connected")
else:
logger.info("NOT connected")
yield con

Today after booting computer and starting wikipbx I was able to load several pages where get_fs_connections() being used (Endpoints Manage, Gateways Managed).
Apache logs looks like this:

[Mon Jun 14 05:56:27 2010] [error] get_fs_connections()
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:27 2010] [error] 1 eventsockets
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:27 2010] [error] creating eslconnection 127.0.0.1 8021 ClueCon
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:27 2010] [error] connected
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:27 2010] [error] get_fs_connections() done

After few clicks in wikipbx interface get_fs_connections() stops working and in apache logs I have:

[Mon Jun 14 05:56:33 2010] [error] get_fs_connections()
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:33 2010] [error] 1 eventsockets
[Mon Jun 14 05:56:33 2010] [error] creating eslconnection 127.0.0.1 8021 ClueCon

Now every click on "Calls Live", "Gateways Manage", "Endpoints Manage" just hangs, without producing any output or error logs.

After that I've tried FreeSwitch ESL sample scripts freeswitch-1.0.6/libs/esl/python/events.py and its working fine everytime I'm starting it.
It has the same kind of code:

con = ESLconnection("localhost","8021","ClueCon")
#are we connected?
if con.connected:
print "connected"
con.events("plain", "all");
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