wikipbx

mickey_mouse — can you make sure freeswitch is pulling the configuration from freeswitch?

Should be no need to touch event_socket.conf.xml, wikipbx will serve that up dynamically. I double checked and the install docs don't mention anything about event_socket.conf.xml

Make sure that freeswitch has correct event_socket.conf.xml file - it should be the same host/port/password as event socket config you have in the web interface. The same goes to xml_curl.conf.xml - it should be able to reach your server (described in install guide). If that doesn't help, be more specific and check if there are any related errors in freeswitch logs.

got passed that one..

but having trouble getting extensions and SIP trunks to register

That's not normal behavior. Could be something with your database. Do you use postgres or something else? Which version and driver (django supports 2 of them)?

just one more question if I may..

every time i try to add a end point, it seems to hang ?

any ideas..

thanks again..

not panic…

i rebooted the server and it is fine..

im in there..

i'll see how i go driving it..

thanks for all the help..

well i started from scratch with a Debian VM and have it up and running..

can even see the web page..

but can not log in.. using the root user i have made ??

It's described in mod_wsgi docs.

starting from scratch again..

gee i love VM servers..

I just googled that error and got this..

http://discuss.joyent.com/viewtopic.php?id=11174

I completely forgot about this document:

http://www.venkysblog.com/2009/12/centos-python-wsgi-dango/

which was linked from the installation manual and centos-install-notes but it was kind of buried.

I have remd the mod_python out.. now new error..

i'll get thorough this if i dont die of old age first…

error-----—-

[Errno 13] Permission denied: '/root/.python-eggs'

The Python egg cache directory is currently set to:

/root/.python-eggs

is there any easy way to fix this ??

by the way i really appreciate the help..

If you need both, check out http://wikipbx.subwiki.com/install-mod-wgi#toc9 Otherwise just get rid of mod_python if you don't need it for anything else.

No rpm or deb packages yet… kind of hoping for someone with a lot of experience packaging python web apps to come along and offer some help.

The thing is the user base seems to be about 50/50 split among Ubuntu/Deb and CentOS, so it would be nice to have a solution that worked on both.

well it is loading both..
has anyone made a rpm for all this ??

Ummm.. that looks way off the mark.

For starters you need to use mod_wsgi instead of mod_python

close enough..

I have included the settings in the apache.conf..

it seems that the web server is not reading !! the python files even though it is loading the module..

this is from my python config..

LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.so

1. Override type-map handler for /var/www/manual

<Directory "/var/www/manual/mod/mod_python">
<Files *.html>
SetHandler default-handler
</Files>
</Directory>

is that correct ?

Did you do the steps listed here?

http://wikipbx.subwiki.com/configure-wikipbx-mod-wsgi

You should see a page with a wikipbx logo and a link that says "add root user"

there is nothing else on the page..
if i just use http://host/ i get the apache test page..
there doesn't seem to be a default page set..
what should the default page be ?

thanks for this..

Is there anything else on that page besides those 3 lines?

Btw, you're supposed to access just http://host/ , wikipbx.wsgi is mod_wsgi handler that isn't exposed in the URLs.