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To get rid of the notices, click on the Superfecta Cache source, then click the apply button -- do the same for Trunk Provided. To see if Superfecta is working, in Firefox, make sure you are logged out of FreePBX, then try...

Do you have any non Alpha numberic characters in your maint password? If so, you'll need to URL Encode it. Please read posts 671 to 673 from here for details. If not, see below: Using the module admin, please try the following, in order: 1) Uninstall Superfecta 2) Apply changes 3) Uninstall...

Glad it worked! After that, I was out of ideas.

The name of the superfecta lookup source in the CallerID Lookup module must be exactly: "Caller ID Superfecta" (minus the quotes). If the name was changed, it would behave exactly as you describe (not saving the password). Also, if your password has any non-alpha numeric characters in it, you...

Did you ever change the name of the Superfecta source in the CallerID Lookup module?

I'm not able to replicate this issue. What version of FreePBX and PIAF are you running?

Are you saving it under the Superfecta scheme management page, or the CallerID Lookup Sources / Superfecta Lookup source page?

Because of a bug in the Caller ID Lookup module (not superfecta), you'll need to URL Encode the password in the Caller ID Lookup module, under the Superfecta Lookup source. Newer versions of the Caller ID lookup module may fix this issue, so if you ever update to a fixed one, you'll need to...

Couple questions: What version of superfecta are you using? Does your maint password have any non alpha numeric characters in it?

Though, I don't think that helps in this situation. If you place a who called source that is both a lookup and spam source at the top of any scheme, it will report spam if it finds it, or a CNAM if it finds it. You may, however, rather have the CNAM from a different source have a higher...

We've been looking into this here, but I didn't have time to get it ready for 2.2.4 release. Should be able to push it out in a live update soon though. I recently made some minor changes to TelcoData, and until then had no real experience with it. I like your approach of eliminating the...

From what I understand, these fixes would be incorporated into the incredible pbx script, not the PIAF iso.

Just an FIY: Telekom rs SR has recently undergone some revisions that make it dependent on the new callerid.php.

Out of curiosity, I'd like to know more about the VMware environment you tested: VMware Player/Server/Workstation/ESXi? Version? Did you have VMware tools loaded? CentOS version? Kernel? Host hardware specs?

An easy way to work-around this issue is to have a slimmed down (ie: don't install anything but what you absolutely need, ~40GB hd with thin provisioning, 256-512MB ram) Windows XP VM running on the ESXi server (remember to install vmware tools on the XP VM) with VMware Vsphere installed for...

It's best to let ESXi/VMware know, as close as possible, what OS you're running. What exactly can happen if you don't, I don't know. I'm note sure why others are down on it. VMware can have its issues, but then so can the others. As with most things, it's what you're used to I guess. I...

VMware tools will gain better disk and network performance, among other things. Here are my notes for installing it on CentOS 5. Note that this is on an ESXi server. VMware workstation/server should be similar, but there may be slight differences. ----- Make sure the system type for...

Just a thought, but did you install VMware tools?

Thank you. I tried, but it appears that I'll need to wait for some type of manual activation of my account. I never received an account activation email.

Looks like its been reported upstream: https://issues.asterisk.org/view.php?id=18412 So far, going back to the dial-back method seems the only known work-around: http://supermario-world.blogspot.com/2010/12/nov-30th-break-of-asterisk-18-w-gv.html