To bad that prefixes like +220 (Gambia), +230 (Mauritius), +240
(Equatorial Guinea), +250 (Rwanda), +260 (Zambia), +290 (Saint Helena),
+350 (Gibraltar), +370 (Lithuania), +380 (Ukraine), +420 (Czech
Republic), +500 (Falkland Island), +590 (Guadeloupe), +670 (Timor
Leste), +680 (Palau), +690 (Tokelau), +800 (IFPS), +850 (Northern
Korea), +870 (Inmarsat), +880 (Bangladesh) and +960 (Maldives) exist,
otherwise your example would have worked. But you may always include
these exceptions into your dialplan.
Regards,
Marc
Chris Bagnall wrote:
One further question, how can I set up a
line so that if 440 is dialled before a number the 0 is taken
out so only 44 is actually used?
exten => _440.,1,Dial(IAX2/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/44${EXTEN:3})
You could probably do it by playing around with different offets as well:
exten => _440.,1,Dial(IAX2/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/${EXTEN::2}${EXTEN:3})
This would be more flexible if you wanted to do the same for different
country codes, for example:
exten => _NX0.,1,Dial(IAX2/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/${EXTEN::2}${EXTEN:3})
That would remove the zero from any 2-digit country code.
exten => _NXX0.,1,Dial(IAX2/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/${EXTEN::3}${EXTEN:4})
That'd do the same thing for a 3-digit country code.
Regards,
Chris
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