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[12ukwn at gmail.com]

Hi list,

I just discovered FS (practiced a bit * 2 years ago, but too much unstable)
and find it cool, NOT CPU greedy and (almost) working ouf of the web.

I'd like to know if "star codes" (such as *9 are normalized or not?
(and if so, where I could find a list)

Also, as I don't use very much my phone and mostly don't pay for it (I
live in france and got unlimited free call for 70-80 countries, and
my phone is actually plugged in my ADSL box) I'd like to leave access
for other people through something like DUNDi (that I don't really
know.)
BUT not everything is free (i.e.: cellular phones calls cost €0.22 @
connection + €0.22/min); thus I must forbid this kind of calls.

Does anybody have realized that, because I need a good template?

Thanks

JY
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[Prometheus001 at gmx.net]

Hello Jean-Yves,

did you ever try a call-trough? (a person dials in (1234567, see below)
types the target number as DTMF and gets connected to this number?

A basic dialplan can be like this:
<extension name="Dialthru">
<condition field="destination_number" expression="^(1234567)$">
<action application="play_and_get_digits" data="5 25 3 7000 #
ivr/8000/ivr-enter_ext.wav voicemail/8000/vm-that_was_an_invalid_ext.wav
foobar \d+"/>
<action application="transfer" data="${foobar} XML default"/>
</condition>
</extension>

For "\d+" you may define your regular expression, which numbers you
would accept. Also you may try to redirect into the dialplan again after
the number is entered (instead of directly transferring the call).


Best regards
Peter



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