2009/9/1 Tom Yates <madhat...@teaparty.net>: > that's great news. are you in the UK?
NZ, but it shouldn't matter > and if so, could you let me know a) your /etc/phone-utils.conf b) a couple [local] international_prefix = 00 national_prefix = 0 country_code = 64 area_code = 0 > of contacts from your address book (i don't want to know the numbers, just > the first three or four digits so i can see what format you store them in) +447752xxxxxx (uk mobile) +64210xxxxxxx (nz mobile) +64210xxxxxxx (nz mobile) 0210xxxxxx (nz mobile) 04 917 xxxx (nz landline) > and c) confirmation that the numbers are resolved to contact names for > incoming calls AND call log entries AND SMS messages? incoming calls: i probably make/receive one call a month, if that, so i can't help at the moment call log: yes messages: yes > Sebastian Krzyszkowiak wrote: >> International prefix is *never* +. Most probably (as in whole Europe) >> you have to set it as 00. i wouldn't be so sure on that. mine is 00, that's for nz. it varies by country > ok, done. i tried both, and it didn't help. > >> What is that area_code=1223? Try with area_code blanked. > > that's my local area code (comparable to "179" in the wiki article i sent > you). it's badly worded, it means the prefix to area codes (i.e. for vast majority of countries, '0') _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community