Ed Guy wrote:
* ENUM directory. (server side is done -- hopefully someone will donate the client side.) see http://www.bellster.net/web/NewFeatures
Umm there kind of is a working enum client side, it even does ownership checking on numbers before accepting them... :) http://www.e164.org
What is the thinking behind enum for bellster though, since you need to offer credits before you can use it to make calls isn't this slightly self defeating, or at worst bypassing the limits people have set?
Also we are currently looking for VoIP URLs from people that handle large numbers of numbers, we have an API to handle injecting, updating and removing these and are happy to customise it if people already use a similar system and would prefer not to need modifying their end.
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