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As some of you may have noticed, I'm no longer active on the forums. I am not a PIAF user anymore. As I've learned more about Asterisk, I have moved away from GUIs, and the spaghetti code they create. You'll find me using Adhearsion from now on (Ruby FTW!). I have nothing against PIAF, and I...

Thanks for the fix, I'll post a update tonight.

OK, version 1.2 is posted.

At the moment that would be kinda complex. I'll release a version tonight that has it abstracted so it'll be easier (been meaning to do it anyway). If you need any help after that, PM me as this won't fall into the scope of free support for OSS.

I'm a little late to the party, but my Ultimate CNAM script is actually licensed under the GPL3. There's a diff here.

OK, I've fixed the issues I found. Update, and let me know if you're still having issues.

Hey guys sorry for going AWOL. I'm back, I'll take a look and see what's wrong with it this evening. Trifecta will probably be even more broken.

It looks like it's April 23rd.

I second this request. In fact, I wouldn't mind hosting/managing the wiki. Any objections, Ward?

It is locked to a platform, and that happens to be FreePBX. It is most certainly not locked to PiAF! If you took the time to reread the first post, you would see that I have linked to both of the GPL licensed files that are required for the lookups (cnam.pl and cnam-config.pl). What is locked...

You guys just hijacked my thread... :hand::spam: I've made a new thread... :seeya: ...and moved all the offtopic posts to it. :prrr:

You guys just hijacked my thread... :hand::spam: I've made a new thread... :seeya: ...and moved all the offtopic posts to it. :prrr:

That's not really possible.

It's cnam, not cname.

What's needed to troubleshoot is the CallerID # in question. You can either PM it to me, and have me troubleshoot it, or look earlier in this thread for info on debugging, or ask me again how to debug the script.

It's built into the phone.

Can you post an example of the message you are getting? This is a symtom of a scrape error it seems.

Actually if you have 'Cache results' checked, FreePBX will store all results in the Asterisk Phonebook, and check it before calling the script.

Take a look at this thread.

I've got a ZMA400 with 2 FXS and 1 FXO module. The FXS modules work great. The FXO module has quite a bit of echo on incoming calls, but I use it for outbound calls only.