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So many of you may be already aware of that from FreeSWITCH 1.10.x it is possible to connect directly to MariaDB (and MySQL) without using ODBC. I am trying right now with a customer's server, and so far it is working very nicely. So, I will describe how to make it work.
Read more: How to Connect FreeSWITCH to MariaDB/MySQL Directly without ODBC
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As I am working on a project on my private SVN, there is a point where I want people to read the source and send pull requests. So, after some research, I have figured it out.
Let's assume the SVN is hosted at https://svn.inside-out.xyz/svn/my-project and that the GitHub repository is at https://github.com/user/my-project.
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Many PBX services have a functionality where you can call a number you found on your computer. Happily, FusionPBX has this capability for us, but it is quite hidden and not end-user-friendly. I will describe here what I did to make it work.
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I want to thank the FusionPBX community for their sponsorship. Without the given support this new capability wouldn't be possible. Today I have published into the FusionPBX some pull requests (for FusionPBX 4.4 and 4.5). This new capability gives your PBX the parent-child domain. This means an admin user will be able to manage more than one domain without being super-admins. The best-case scenario for this new capability is the reseller one.
Please read the updates below. As there is now a FusionPBX 5 patch available.
Once it is configured, you may give access to a reseller and let him manage their domains. I will explain how it works.
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This worth my time to document it. I have this friend/client who is very paranoid about security. When I have to connect to his servers, I have to do several SSH jumps, just like the image.
He will only allow me to connect from a static IP and if I wanted to connect to a server of his without a public IP, I would have to do several SSH connections. Since I only have a dynamic IP and who knows where I may be connecting from (house, office, Starbucks), I am allowed to connect from one of my servers that has a public static IP.
This becomes very stressful and annoying. Happily, there is a way to do one SSH command to connect directly to the given server. I will describe how I managed to do that.
This is also known as SSH Tunneling.
Read more: Direct SSH connection to a server behind other Servers
