Hi Daniel,
New info: apparently SFLphone does not -always- show the caller name
here Asterisk has set for incoming lines. I can't reproduce it reliable
yet really, but I suspect it has something to do with the formatting of
the caller ID (perhaps some characters trigger some bug).
I bet that if you and I narrow this problem down (find out -why- it
works with some caller ID's and not others), the devs will be able to
devise a fix.
It might have to do with quoted strings. For example,
Jan Middelkoop <0107142297>
vs. "Jan Middelkoop" <0107142297>
I need to do some experimenting, but it would be helpful if you also
took a crack at trying with different caller strings, see what you can
find out.
Kindest regards,
Jan Middelkoop
Recreatie en Zorg Groep B.V.
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E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: +31 10 714 22 97
Op 14-06-12 12:35, Daniel Huber schreef:
Hi Jan,
thank you for your answer.
I am not talking about the gnome popup but about the main sflphone screen.
In the sflphone main screen, as well as in the sflphone calling list,
it is shown only the phone numbers without any text. If I use twinkle
for example, I can see a string like
P. Name <sip:[email protected]>
And I'm sure, that it has nothing to do with the twinkle adressbook,
because it is empty. This string seems to be submitted by the asterisk
server.
Meanwhile I tried with different versions of sflphone as well. 1.0.2
which comes with ubuntu 12.04, 1.1.0 stable from the website and
1.1.0-nightly_build. All without success.
The weird thing about this is, sflphone likely has to strip down the
string received from the server to show it in the way it does. From
this point of view, my problem seem to be a feature (.. not a bug) ;)
Best Regards,
Daniel
Am 14.06.2012 12:04, schrieb Jan Middelkoop:
Hi Daniel,
Since I reported this bug, the issue has indeed been fixed for me.
Mind you, the caller name as sent along by Asterisk is only displayed
in the main screen. It is not displayed in the Gnome popup (see
attached screenshot).
Perhaps this is what you're talking about? It would be a very nice
feature if it was also displayed in the popup though, then you
wouldn't have to open the main screen to find out who's calling. I
have updated the original bug report accordingly.
If you're not talking about the popup, but rather don't see the
caller ID on the main screen, it would be interesting to know what
string you're sending to the client exactly.
Kindest regards,
Jan Middelkoop
Recreatie en Zorg Groep B.V.
--
Website:http://www.recreatie-zorg.nl/
E-mail:[email protected]
Telephone: +31 10 714 22 97
Op 11-06-12 16:21, Daniel Huber schreef:
Is there nobody with an idea to solve this problem?
I would be very grateful for some hints...
Best Regards
Daniel
-------- Original-Nachricht --------
Hi,
we are trying to use SFLPhone in our business with an Asterisk Server
(Gemeinschaft 3.1) and it's working pretty fine. I have only one
problem
left: SFLPhone does not show CallerID's transmitted from the Asterisk
Server. If I use any other Softphone (e.g. twinkle) this works
perfectly.
On my research to this problem, I encountered that this was reportet as
bug, one year ago, but it seem's to be fixed with Version 1.0.2
(https://projects.savoirfairelinux.com/issues/5703).
I am using the actual stable Version 1.1.0. Maybe a mistake in my
configuration?
I would appreciate it if anybody could help me.
Best Regards,
Daniel
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