Fringilla

The documentaiton for Fringilla project.

What Is Fringilla?
Fringilla is a project lunched by SV-TI, and the goal of which is to develop an advanced web application for contacts management. The application will be developed in a such way that users should be able to install it easily on their personal servers, thus, offering the maximum control and privacy regarding the user contacts data.

Fringilla is free software, and it is released under the GNU Affero General Public License.

Features

 * Contacts management
 * Multiple contact phones, emails, addresses etc.
 * Contact fields labels
 * Contact groups
 * Search in all contact fields
 * Import (Thunderbird, Google contacts)
 * Contact groups management
 * Easy installation

Download and Source Code
Download the latest version 1.2.5.

The code repository you can find at https://gitlab.com/sv-ti/fringilla

The stable is in the master branch, and the latest development is int the develop branch.

Bug tracking
Visit the page for features requests and bug tracking.

Installation
Installation of Fringilla is very simple. Just unpack the downloaded archive and the content of the www directory move to your root directory where the Fringilla will be hosted. After that just your browser to the index.php file and you’ll be redirected to the install page. Enter all required data in the form and press install. After this the Fringilla will be installed. Point the browser again to the index.php file and you’ll be redirected to the login page.

Configuration file
If the configuration file is not created, than you must set the correct files permissions.

Can’t upload or change avatars
Issue: Avatars uploading is made by using HTML5 technology,  thus,  browsers which don’t support HTML5 features will not work. Solution: Use Firefox or other browsers which supports HTML5.

Issue: GD PHP extension is not installed on your server or it is not enabled. Solutions: Install or enable PHP GD extension. For more documentation see here. If your sever, for example, runs on GNU/Linux (Trisquel, Debian, Ubuntu) you can try this command: