On Tue, 2003-12-23 at 19:39, Philipp von Klitzing wrote:
[snip]
> If you read the CAPI documentation you'll find that @ will help you to
> _hide_ your ID (this is called "CLIR") - however from your message I
> understand that you want to do the opposite? So just drop the @.
>
> If your problem persists: You might have told your telco to _always_ hide
> your ID. Or maybe it's just that you need to remove the 0 before
> 703241432 as outgoing MSN.
>
> Cheers, Philipp
>
Hi Philipp,
The text in the chan_capi README sort of tells you to use it:
"Using CLIR
==========
in the Dial command put a '@' infront of the msn you want to use for
dialing out, e.g.:
s,1,Dial,CAPI/@12345678:BYEXTENSION|30|r"
My interpretation of that text is that I need to use the "@" so I can
set the outgoing MSN. If I had known that the R in CLIR means something
like Restrict it would have been obvious :)
Luckily your pointer solved my problem so thanks for that.
Regards,
Patrick
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