Hi Murf,
this is what I get from CLI if I type : "[.]" instead of ".":
[example]
exten => test.skype/example[.]skype,1, NoOp(nothing)
exten => test.skype/example[.]skype,n, Hangup()
CLI> show dialplan example
[ Context 'example' created by 'pbx_config' ]
'test.skype' (CID match *'example[]skype'*) => 1.
NoOp(nothing) [pbx_config]
2. Hangup()
[pbx_config]
As you can see the only "." has been erased.
There is no problem on DID ("." notations works fine), but only in CID
field.
I'm usign Asterisk 1.4.26.2
Thanks,
Daniel
Il 16/03/2010 14.19, Steve Murphy ha scritto:
Daniel--
Haven't tried this myself, but have you tried '[.]' instead of just
'.' in the string (as a pattern search)?
So,
[example]
exten => _test[.]skype/e[x]ample[.]skype,1, NoOp(nothing)
exten => _test[.]skype/e[x]ample[.]skype,n, Hangup()
If you don't really mean the cid matching (denoted with /), you have
to also 'escape' the '/'...
and watch out for N,X,Z in the pattern, they mean something, and will
have to be 'escaped'
like the '.' if you want them to match literally. I can't remember how
case is handled at the
moment, so... just for safety, you can 'escape' the little 'x' also...
murf
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 5:59 AM, Daniel Grotti
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
using Skype for Asterisk I have the following problem.
In my dialplan I need to have a CID matching (example.skype) over
a DID (test.skype) :
[example]
exten => test.skype/example.skype,1, NoOp(nothing)
exten => test.skype/example.skype,n, Hangup()
Where test.skype and example.skype are Skype business account.
In this case, when I get a :
CLI> show dialplan example
I get:
[ Context 'example' created by 'pbx_config' ]
'*test.example*' (CID match '*danexample*') => 1.
NoOp(nothing) [pbx_config]
2. Hangup()
[pbx_config]
As you can see, the "." (dot) is disappeared and, of course, CID
matching doesn't work as I aspected.
I've try to escape "." with something like that "\.", but nothing.
It seems that asterisk doesn't consider "." in DID/CID evaluations.
This is an important point, because many Skype account uses "dot"
notation.
It seems to work, instead, with "_" or "-".
Any clues?
Regards,
Daniel
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