[asterisk-users] Dialing patterns and "GSM" format numbers

[Adrian Merwood]

Ok,

Making progress finally came up with a useful goolge search and found  
this......

http://click.rho.cc/Blog/?p=10

I'll try it when I get home and see how far I get.

Looks promising.

Adrian

On 14 Mar 2008, at 14:02, Remco Barendse wrote:

> On Fri, 14 Mar 2008, Adrian Merwood wrote:
>
>> In my asterisk (Trixbox) server I would like to be able to dial
>> numbers from my address book using HUD or the SIP client on my 3G
>> phone using numbers in this format.
>>
>> On asterisk I would like to strip of the + and replace it with an
>> international dialing prefix.
>> Secondly (in the future) I would like to strip off certain country
>> codes and replace them with a local dialing prefix.
>>
>> Can anyone help me figure ths out?
>
>
> I got this workingm, thanks to a solution posted on this list but i  
> didn't
> find a way how to implement this in FreePBX (Trixbox).
>
> This is how i did it in my normal asterisk installation :
>
> Include this context as first in your outbound pattern :
>
> [intern-all]
> include => prefix
>
>
> the context that actually fixes the prefix is this :
> [prefix]
> exten = _+31.,1,Goto(0${EXTEN:3},1)    ; Change +31 to 0
> exten = _+.,1,Goto(00${EXTEN:1},1)     ; Change + to 00
>
>
> The tricky part to implement this properly in FreePBX is dissect the
> dialled telephone number to propely route calls through the  
> appropriate
> provider. In my case i use the same provider for local calls as for
> international calls, but those that have free local calls do not want
> every call to a local number dialled out through their international
> provider. For me it's all the same :)
>
> If you find a solution to properly do it in FreePBX, please post it  
> to the
> list :))
>
>
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