Nice!
I didn't know what dialing rules may apply to his location, Your code does
look like an improvement on mine tho.
I love the REGEX function.
Even better, if the first 4 digits are 0049, you could replace them with
0
as though it was an inland call:
ExecIf(REGEX(^0049.
On Monday 06 Jul 2015, Luca Bertoncello wrote:
John Kiniston johnkinis...@gmail.com schrieb:
The easiest solution may be to strip the leading zero's off your caller
ID before your caller enters the Voicemail app to leave you a message.
ExecIf(REGEX(^[0][0].
The easiest solution may be to strip the leading zero's off your caller ID
before your caller enters the Voicemail app to leave you a message.
ExecIf(REGEX(^[0][0].
${CALLERID(NUM)})?Set(CALLERID(num)=${CALLERID(NUM):2}))
On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 10:53 PM, Luca Bertoncello lucab...@lucabert.de
John Kiniston johnkinis...@gmail.com schrieb:
The easiest solution may be to strip the leading zero's off your caller ID
before your caller enters the Voicemail app to leave you a message.
ExecIf(REGEX(^[0][0].
${CALLERID(NUM)})?Set(CALLERID(num)=${CALLERID(NUM):2}))
Thanks!
I already
Hi list!
Yesterday I set up a voicemail on my Asterisk 1.8.
It works as expected, but I'd like to have the CID without unnecessary
prefix...
Right now, if I call from my mobile phone I hear the complete prefix for my
mobile number, indeed without 00.
So I hear message from 49177
How can I
