Hi Helmut,

uac_replace_from() expects the display name without quotes - only the useful string. On the other hand, the $fn returns the display name with its quotes (if present).

I would not call it a bug, but rather an unfit :) - you can use an intermediary variable to strip the quotes from $fn....

Anyhow, it doesn't make sense to replace the display with its own value...if you do not want to change the display name, just use: uac_replace_from("", "sip:1234@exaple.com");

Refer to the module doc for more details.

Regards, Bogdan

Helmut Kuper wrote:

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Hello,

I tried to replace Displayname in From field with uac_replace_from("$fn", "sip:1234@exaple.com");

What I found ist, that display name seems to be hold with quotes in $fn instead without qoutes. So after running uac_replace_from I got double quotes in front of and behind display name like this:

befor uac_replace-from: From: "abc" sip:1234@example.com;tag ...

after uac_replace_from: From: ""abc"" sip:1234@example.com";tag ...

Is this a feature or a Bug?

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