Or, just do...
exten => 18661234567,1,Goto(800-in)
exten => 8661234567,1,Goto(800-in)
It's kind of tough to truly understand what you are trying to accomplish
(or ask for). Apparently you've got something more in mind that words
are making it through the list. Reading between the lines, it would
appear from the 800-in that calls are coming in from some external
source, and you trying to do something with them. Can you be a little
more explicit.
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the info, but what I'm after is the ability to match a
digit/character 0 or 1 times at the beginning of the string. If I'm
reading your example right, it'll match anything starting with 866,
which doesn't work for me. I am trying to match:
18661234567 and 8661234567
Sean
ps: The pdf doesn't have a good explaination of this either, although
it occurs to me that this might not be possible with * if I'm having
such a hard time finding it.
Daniel Wright wrote:
Sean Kennedy wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having a hard time finding information related to the regular
expressions that can be used in a dialplan, specifically as an
extension. For example, I have an 800 number which I'd like to jump
directly to if my users dial it, instead of going over my pstn
termination. Currently, it looks like this:
exten => 8661234567,1,Goto(800-in)
However, I'd like 1866123456 to match as well. I can't find in the
wiki or sample configs how to say "match this 0 or 1 times".
Can anybody provide a link that would go over this? Again, I've been
digging through the wiki, but I seem to be missing it.
Thanks
Sean
You could do it like this:
exten => _866.,1,GoTo(800-in)
The period means match one or more characters.
You can find reference to expressions and how they work in this pdf
book http://www.nufone.net/downloads/asteriskdocs/AsteriskTFOT.zip
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