asterisk users - Dec 2003 - Multilanguage support

http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+multi-language

By trial and error and a lot of ancient nordic magic (reading the source) I
found out
that Asterisk does not look for language-specific sound files with the -cc
extension,
cc being country code.

Asterisk looks for files first in a "cc" subdirectory, like
"se/vm-login.gsm", then
in the default directory.

Surprise...

Well, now I've changed the wiki to reflect the correct setting.

/O

Hi,

I'm using asterisk with some vetch cordless phones connected via a digium
TDM400P and I'm getting some weird behavior.

When dialing certain digits (7s and 4s mostly) asterisks detects a single
key press as multiple digits.  For example if I dial 477-4123 asterisks
thinks I dialed 447-7774
This makes it impossible to dial out using these vetch phones.  I have not
had any problems with other phones that I have tried and the vetch phones
work correctly when connected directly to the phone company.

Before I go out and buy new phones I though I would ask here incase there is
a solution.

Cheers,
Rajiv Khaneja

On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Rajiv Khaneja wrote:
> When dialing certain digits (7s and 4s mostly) asterisks detects a single
> key press as multiple digits.  For example if I dial 477-4123 asterisks
> thinks I dialed 447-7774
relaxdtmf=yes

- wasim

Il mar, 2003-12-09 alle 18:50, wasim@convergence.com.pk ha
scritto:
> On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Rajiv Khaneja wrote:
> 
> > When dialing certain digits (7s and 4s mostly) asterisks detects a
single
> > key press as multiple digits.  For example if I dial 477-4123
asterisks
> > thinks I dialed 447-7774
> 
> relaxdtmf=yes
in zapata.conf

matteo

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