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Vorschau: Hi List, I need a bit of advice please. I want to ban
calls to expensive destinations such as cell phones. This is fairly
simple here in the UK because all cell phone numbers begin with a 7
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Marco Mouta
2006-Aug-01 07:20 UTC
[asterisk-users] Is there a smarter way to ban expensive calls in dial plan?
Insert your patterns in a database, have a field called expensive, and query your database before making a call! On 8/1/06, Chris Blunt <chris.blunt@entropy-it.com> wrote:> > Hi List, > > > > I need a bit of advice please. I want to ban calls to expensive > destinations such as cell phones. > > > > This is fairly simple here in the UK because all cell phone numbers begin > with a 7 where as all geographic numbers begin 1 and 2 > > > > Elsewhere this is different, take Andorra for example all numbers begin > 376, cell phone numbers are 3763, 3764 and 3765 > > > > So if I try the following dial plan my pattern always matches the first > wild card > > > > Exten => _00376.,1,Dial(my iax terminiator) > > Exten => _003763.,1,Congestion > > Exten => _003764.,1,Congestion > > Exten => _003765.,1,Congestion > > > > I seem to have been able to fix this with adding an x after the 6 in the > first extension to make the patterns all the same length and thus making a > better match with the blocked numbers. > > > > Example: > > > > Exten => _00376x.,1,Dial(my iax terminiator) > > Exten => _003763.,1,Congestion > > Exten => _003764.,1,Congestion > > Exten => _003765.,1,Congestion > > > > > > This is just so long winded, and you can imagine doing this for a huge > list of destinations. > > > > If any one can suggest an improved or more efficient way of doing this, I > would be greatly appreciated! > > > > Best regards > > > > Chris > > > > -- > > > > Chris Blunt > > Entropy IT Ltd > > > > _______________________________________________ > --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com -- > > asterisk-users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > > >-- Com os melhores cumprimentos, Marco Mouta -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20060801/6f2c2ec2/attachment.htm
Martin Schrott - Thinking-Systems
2006-Aug-01 07:32 UTC
[asterisk-users] Is there a smarter way to ban expensive calls indial plan?
Hi,
try to list the blocked numbers first!
Then you should be able to use wildcards without a problem. :-)
That was the solution for the same problem at our dialplan.
hth
Martin
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From: Chris Blunt
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 4:16 PM
Subject: [asterisk-users] Is there a smarter way to ban expensive calls indial
plan?
Hi List,
I need a bit of advice please. I want to ban calls to expensive destinations
such as cell phones.
This is fairly simple here in the UK because all cell phone numbers begin with
a 7 where as all geographic numbers begin 1 and 2
Elsewhere this is different, take Andorra for example all numbers begin 376,
cell phone numbers are 3763, 3764 and 3765
So if I try the following dial plan my pattern always matches the first wild
card
Exten => _00376.,1,Dial(my iax terminiator)
Exten => _003763.,1,Congestion
Exten => _003764.,1,Congestion
Exten => _003765.,1,Congestion
I seem to have been able to fix this with adding an x after the 6 in the first
extension to make the patterns all the same length and thus making a better
match with the blocked numbers.
Example:
Exten => _00376x.,1,Dial(my iax terminiator)
Exten => _003763.,1,Congestion
Exten => _003764.,1,Congestion
Exten => _003765.,1,Congestion
This is just so long winded, and you can imagine doing this for a huge list of
destinations.
If any one can suggest an improved or more efficient way of doing this, I
would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards
Chris
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Chris Blunt
Entropy IT Ltd
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Andrea Spadaccini
2006-Aug-01 13:44 UTC
[asterisk-users] Is there a smarter way to ban expensive calls in dial plan?
Ciao Chris,> So if I try the following dial plan my pattern always matches the > first wild card > > Exten => _00376.,1,Dial(my iax terminiator) > Exten => _003763.,1,Congestion > Exten => _003764.,1,Congestion > Exten => _003765.,1,CongestionThis is a common pitfall in Asterisk dialplans: Asterisk doesn't try to match your extensions in the order you insert them into your dialplan, but it sorts them out according to its own internal order. See the CLI command "show dialplan example" to discover how it sorts them. So, how to solve this misunderstanding? You must create other contexts, and include them in your main context. Asterisk will try to match current context's extensions first, and then extensions included from other contexts, in the order you included them. Please refer to http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+config+extensions.conf+sorting for further information. HTH, -- Andrea Spadaccini Multimedia Technologies Institute s.r.l.