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<p>We've been using Asterisk 16 for a while now, and tried turning
on send_rpid = yes in my pjsip config for end points. This solves
a problem we're having where attended transfers aren't updating
the CallerID when the transfer is complete (it would show the
callerID of the party attempting the transfer, and never update
after the transfer happened).</p>
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<p>The side effect of this change is that now on all outgoing calls,
the phone I placed the call on shows 0 as the dialed number, which
is wrong of course. This shows up in a pcap to the phone that
dialed as a re-invite sent back to it (before the call even
connects), and shows something like:</p>
<p>Remote-Party-ID:
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:sip:0@hostname-here.com;user=phone"><sip:0@hostname-here.com;user=phone></a>;party=called;privacy=off;screen=no</p>
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<p>I'm not really certain why Asterisk is setting a Remote-Party-ID
to 0, which I believe is the default. Clearly it knows who it's
calling. I could fix this by explicitly setting the header, but
that seems wrong, and Asterisk should be setting this correctly.</p>
<p>Any help is appreciated. I've gone through a bunch of different
attempts to fix this by changing pjsip settings (none worked), but
in the end I don't know why Asterisk sets this header so wrong.<br>
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<p>We're using Asterisk 16.30, and of course pjsip. <br>
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