[Rewrite global numbers]

Ok, it seems I'm still making a fundamental mistake:

 

I'm interested only in modifying the FROM address in the phone display (not at all for routing purposes), so I'm using the

expression "!([0-9]*)!+\1!f!50" in the field "Send call to extension" in the configuration of the trunk.

 

[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	Call from a trunk 4
[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	Trunk alonia.ro@myPbxDomain has country code not set, area code not set
[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	To is <sip:40373711111@85.204.232.10;user=phone>, user 0, domain 1
[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	Trying to match number 40373722222 with ERE ([0-9]*)
[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	Send call to extension ERE returned +40373722222
[8] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	User not found for account +40373722222 in domain myPbxDomain, trying to send the call to default account 50
[5] 2012/06/15 15:28:38:	Domain trunk alonia.ro@myPbxDomain sends call to 50 in domain myPbxDomain

 

As I can see from the log the regular expression prepended the plus-sign correctly but the FROM number displayed on my phone continues to be "40373722222".

 

Is the field "Send call to extension" really the right thing to achieve what I want?

 

Best regards

 

 

Florian

[Rewrite global numbers]

Sorry to bother you again, but unfortunately I didn't succeed to get it working.

 

Here is my requirement more in detail:

 

I have the following incoming call, which I want to send always to extension 50 (a hunt group).

In addition to that I want to see the caller's number on the phone as +40373722222 instead of 40373722222 in order to be able to use the entry from the callers' list to call back.

 

INVITE sip:40373711111@192.168.100.5:5060;transport=udp;line=a87ff679 SIP/2.0
Record-Route: <sip:85.204.232.10;ftag=c82c163e0942f84b89be068a1b2fa668;lr>
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 85.204.232.10;branch=z9hG4bK6202.acb0fdb8515ae4f906c5fc607f3bb810.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 85.204.232.10:5061;branch=z9hG4bKb971741b4a3b11e74efee46b38ad8806;rport=5061
Max-Forwards: 16
From: <sip:40373722222@85.204.232.10>;tag=c82c163e0942f84b89be068a1b2fa668
To: <sip:40373711111@85.204.232.10>
Call-ID: 49795A3309CECECA10237350FE1E11FC4564B5DE
CSeq: 200 INVITE
Contact: Anonymous <sip:85.204.232.10:5061>
Expires: 300
User-Agent: Sippy
cisco-GUID: 554731087-3059945953-3006070804-571693236
h323-conf-id: 554731087-3059945953-3006070804-571693236
Content-disposition: session
Content-Type: application/sdp
Content-Length: 266

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

Best regards

 

Florian

[Rewrite global numbers]

Ciao ragazzi,

 

Something for the next upcoming versions is probably a dial plan for inbound purposes.

 

I would urgently need this "inbound dial plan" because all my customers have trunks from at least two countries and I have to provide the callers' numbers in the international format.

 

What's the planned schedule on this topic?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Tanti saluti

 

Florian

[Trying to put audio_?? folders on external usb-stick via symlink]

Thanks a lot - works like a charm

 

PS: I suppose that you will propagate the new "feature" to the other linux builds as soon as you're releasing new binaries?

[Trying to put audio_?? folders on external usb-stick via symlink]

We may have a fix for it by the end of the week.

Excellent :-)))

 

Let's know if you want to test it.

I will be happy to test it - just let me know ...

[Trying to put audio_?? folders on external usb-stick via symlink]

Hi all,

 

yesterday I got my brand-new "snom ONE SOHO". Given that I need to support several

different languages I mounted an ext2 filesystem on an external usb-stick (/etc/fstab),

moved the audio_de, audio_it, audio_sp & audio_uk to that fs and created symlinks

in /usr/local/snomONE, which point to /mnt/usb/audio_de, etc. ...

 

Unfortunately when I restart the service the "external" languages are not found any

more.

 

What am I doing wrong?

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

Best regards

 

Florian