On 01/13/2009 06:23 PM, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:
2009/1/13 Daniel-Constantin Mierla miconda@gmail.com:
By some reason, the '#' is used a lot in telecom/mobile operators dialed extensions (e.g., charging credit on mobile phone),
Well, IMHO the reason is that key '#' appears in all the phones :)
... including the SIP phones. The '#' is also lot used to terminate the dialing string orDTMF sequences
But that's not an URI.
Phones terminating the dialing string with '#' don't send the '#' as part of the URI username. '#' key becomes a "Dial" button.
Yes, also this happens with several SIP phones as well - they do not send # in uri (it is interpreted as dial button). But others do...
And in case of DTMF, it's not an URI, and valid DTFM codes are: 0-9, #, *, A, B, C, D
That is one line on top your config file:
$rU = $(rU{s.unescape.user});
Yes, it's enough easy, thanks for pointing it out.
PD: Perhaps the default script should include that line?
There will be a refurbished config before release. A lot of things has changed/added and worth to be there.
Cheers, Daniel