The "register=" function in sip.conf doesn't handle usernames with "@" symbols in them. I signed up for an account with "iptel.org" and they gave me an "email-style" username, which breaks the parsing on the register= line in sip.conf Example: register=jtodd at iptel.org:notpassword at iptel.org/90764 Can there be a method to "escape" the @ symbol? JT
On Fri, 2003-02-21 at 17:45, John Todd wrote:> The "register=" function in sip.conf doesn't handle usernames with > "@" symbols in them. I signed up for an account with "iptel.org" and > they gave me an "email-style" username, which breaks the parsing on > the register= line in sip.conf > > > Example: > > register=jtodd at iptel.org:notpassword at iptel.org/90764I added my iptel account to asterisk last night. Change your register line to: register=jtodd:password at iptel.org/90764 your sip address is sip:jtodd at iptel.org but your username is just jtodd. -- William Walsh <william at wxw.org> Jabber: william at wxw.biz
Okay I've made chan_sip start from the end coming backwards, so it should be able to take your double @ and do the right thing. Mark On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, John Todd wrote:> > The "register=" function in sip.conf doesn't handle usernames with > "@" symbols in them. I signed up for an account with "iptel.org" and > they gave me an "email-style" username, which breaks the parsing on > the register= line in sip.conf > > > Example: > > register=jtodd at iptel.org:notpassword at iptel.org/90764 > > > Can there be a method to "escape" the @ symbol? > > JT > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users at lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >