TRY THIS Can't Login to Incredible Fax

[windpoint]

Issabel is built from packages, not from source. Unless you can persuade the Issabel folks to add the GVSIP-NAF components to their packaged version of Asterisk, your only other option is to bring up a source-based Asterisk server, load GVSIP-NAF onto it, and then link to the GVSIP-NAF host with a SIP trunk from Issabel. See this thread for tips.

I took your advise and installed a new IncrediblePBX on hiFormance. Everything works except AvantFAX doesnt let me login with the default "Admin, password". Do I miss something?
Again, Thank you for sharing.

 

[wardmundy]

/root/avantfax-pw-change

It's admin, not Admin

 

[windpoint]

Update:
In case somebody may have the same issue.

For the first time: use maint/passw0rd
then admin/password

please notice the difference of the password. Finally figured it out after lots of tries.

 

[grillovillegas]

Hi I just installed incredible fax on top of
Desktop Dream Machine: It’s Incredible PBX for VirtualBox
But can't manage to log in, tried to reset it but nothing any ideas ?

 

[Eliad]

did you follow Ward instructions above to reset the password?

 

[grillovillegas]

did you follow Ward instructions above to reset the password?

Sure I did , but I think I figure out it’s apache password that it wants first before avantfax is there a way to disable Apache asking the password first ?

 

[Eliad]

delete this file /etc/pbx/httpdconf/avantfax.conf and reboot the server. You wont need to put an Apache password after that.

 

[ponch9]

If you just want to make sure that "admin" password is changed for http://your-domain.tld/avantfax and http://your-domain.tld/maint
then do the following:

cd /etc/pbx <enter>
htpasswd wwwpasswd admin <enter>
New password: <type in your new password>
Re-type new password: <repeat your new password>
Updating password for user admin

That's it, and you have successfully changed the admin password, which applies to both /avantfax and /maint folders, which are VERY important to have a secure password. If someone gets access to your phpMyAdmin inside the /maint folder, they can do some serious damage to your server.

BTW, great work Ward Mundy for everything you do!