[Asterisk-Users] Zaphfc CallerID problem...

[Massimo De Nadal]

> Hi,
>
> On Mon, Aug 02, 2004 at 01:20:32PM +0200, Massimo De Nadal wrote:
> > > we had similar problems and fixed them by setting the CIDName to the
> > CallerID:
> > >
> > > [from-ISDN1]
> > > exten=>s,1,Wait(1)
> > > exten=>s,2,SetCIDName(${CALLERID})
> > > exten=>s,3,Dial(Sip/cisco1&Sip/xlite1,30,tTr)
> > > exten=>s,4,HangUp
> >
> > Thank you for your answer. I think my problem is a little bit different.
> > If I add a priority like:
> > exten => s,2,NoOp (${CALLERID}_${CALLERIDNUM}${CALLERIDNAME})
> > I can see that CALLERID and the other variables have no value.... it
seems
> > like channel zap knows the CALLERID but doesn't set the variables
values.
>
> Its the same on our installation. Instead of zaphfc we're using quozap
> with a QuadBRI. And its working with SetCIDName.
>
> > Maybe a zaphfc bug ?
> It could also be a wanted behavior. There's antother Question: Do you
> always trust the received number (this applies to all channel types)?

Thanks for your help again.

Well, I'll try to explain myself better (I'm really sorry for my bad english
:-)

If I try to: exten =>s,2,SetCIDName(FOOBAR) , when I receive a call on phone
display I can read FOOBAR correctly, but the variable CALLERID (which is
expanded by the syntax ${CALLERID} ) contains no values at all....
Yes, I always want to trust received number. What I need is to read on the
phone the caller number. If the number is masqueraded or hacked or other, it
doesn't matter.