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Obsolete Releases => SME VoIP (Asterisk, SAIL etc) => Topic started by: jibe on August 13, 2008, 07:33:41 PM

Title: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: jibe on August 13, 2008, 07:33:41 PM

Hi,

I tried to make a trunk between 2 SME with SAIL, but this didn't worked when it seems so easy  :shock:

Then, I tried to delete the created trunks to remake them another way, but they cannot be deleted !!!

I'm suspecting a problem with UTF8, as the names automatically given to the trunks have a strange character :

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Brasier�e-smith
Did somebody experienced that ? How can I do to delete these trunks and create working new ones ?

Title: Re: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: SARK devs on August 14, 2008, 09:24:04 PM

Looks like you created them as unprivileged and you are using a different encoding set to us.

To delete just use your favourite linux editor...

vim /home/e-smith/db/selintra-work

find the problem row and manually delete it.

save it back and do a commit from the globals panel.

recreate the siblings using privileged=yes - also, linux host names should ALWAYS be specified in lower case (Brasier will NOT work - use brasier instead).

You should be good to go.

Kind regards

S

Title: Re: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: jibe on August 14, 2008, 10:42:48 PM

Hi,

Yes, it worked ! Thanks  :-)

In fact, I was needing privileged siblings, I didn't try again with unprivileged... But yes, I'm french, so I use UTF8 encoding.

Is it normal that I can call extentions, but not voicemail ? I made a route with _5XXX *5XXX (my extentions are 8XXX)...

Title: Re: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: SARK devs on August 15, 2008, 10:32:34 PM

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Is it normal that I can call extentions, but not voicemail ? I made a route with _5XXX *5XXX (my extentions are 8XXX)...

if your route is _*5XXX (and not *5XXX) then...

Good question...  I have no idea. 

Can you run the call and show me the console log from the receiving sibling?

Thanks

Title: Re: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: jibe on August 15, 2008, 10:54:06 PM

Hi,

Quote from: selintra on August 15, 2008, 10:32:34 PM

if your route is _*5XXX (and not *5XXX) then...

Hey, I thought that _ was needed only before a digit, not before another character... I'm wrong ?

Quote from: selintra on August 15, 2008, 10:32:34 PM

Can you run the call and show me the console log from the receiving sibling?

Yes, sure, I'll do that...
But not now : I'm taking some hollidays and will be out of home for some days... I'll do that in September...

Title: Re: Sail to sail and UTF8
Post by: SARK devs on August 17, 2008, 12:16:56 AM

Underscore _ means pattern match, no underscore means absolute match.

S