This was preventing javascripts from running. I had to edit this by replacing each instance of the word hash to limit. The modules section of fusionpbx defined a module called hash. I also ran into some problems with modules in the pfsense version of fusionpbx.

After saving these two changes and restarting freeswitch it will work. One is System-Settings, and the other is Advanced-XML Editor-Autoload_configs/event_ (param name='listen-ip' - change the value).

Unfortunately in pfsense, the loopback address is somehow disabled, therefore if you are using pfsense you have to change this to use the specific IP address of your server instead. Once you've installed fusionpbx this way, if you want, rather than pressing the upgrade button in the GUI, you can always go to the shell prompt and cd /var/By default, fusionpbx web GUI communicates with various parts of freeswitch using an event socket (implemented through the module mod_event_socket) on 127.0.0.1 port 8021. The only thing is in this case you will have had to already install freeswitch (which can't be installed that simply as far as I can determine - you'll need to be able to compile it and I haven't tried that yet). If you are running Centos (or presumably any other OS with svn available) you can follow the same procedure.

Of course, you don't actually have to be installing from the Centos ISO. Then chmod -R 776 fusionpbx and chown -R apache:daemon fusionpbx to set the permissions correctly and now you can go to the web gui and log in - as it will be the first time it will take you through the install dialogs and then you are up and running with a brand new pbx. This will download all the latest fusionpbx code. Re-installing from the old Centos ISO on a new machine, there is a really simple way to bring fusionpbx up to date.

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