Hi Folks,
i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all - thank you for a
great piece of software! If our tests over here are successful we are
planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the place
where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not succeed.
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook? Apple Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Emil
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On 15.01.14, 15:20, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Hi Folks,
i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all - thank you for a
great piece of software! If our tests over here are successful we are
planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the place
where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not succeed.
Sorry for chiming in but I believe the OP is asking for Jitsi to have
a "dialing prefix" config option where you can add a certain calling
prefix before ALL numbers.
Windows 95 implemented this as part of "dial-up networking", in the
modem settings.
FC
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On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Emil Ivov <emcho@jitsi.org> wrote:
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook? Apple
Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Emil
--
During times of Universal Deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act
Durante épocas de Engaño Universal, decir la verdad se convierte en un
Acto Revolucionario
- George Orwell
Hit "send" too early. Meant to add: Thanks for your kind words!
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On 15.01.14, 18:10, Emil Ivov wrote:
Hey Georg,
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook? Apple
Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Emil
On 15.01.14, 15:20, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Hi Folks,
i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all - thank you for a
great piece of software! If our tests over here are successful we are
planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the place
where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not succeed.
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook?
Apple Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Our SugarCRM feeds an LDAP-Directory but i tested
Thunderbird-Addressbook as well. International Numbers are usually
formatted like
+49(6331)149740
this should be 00496331149740 for the pbx. I have to add 0 in front to
dial out. So this one would be: 000496331149740 for my pbx
Ok?
regards
Georg
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Am 15.01.2014 18:10, schrieb Emil Ivov:
Emil
On 15.01.14, 15:20, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Hi Folks, i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all -
thank you for a great piece of software! If our tests over here
are successful we are planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the
place where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not
succeed.
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 2:17 PM, Emil Ivov <emcho@jitsi.org> wrote:
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the place
where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not succeed.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0"
before calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts
are stored without this prefix. I have been searching around
to find the place where i can put in this dialing-prefix but
i did not succeed.
Maybe this could be used as inspiration for an upcoming feature?
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook?
Apple Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Our SugarCRM feeds an LDAP-Directory but i tested
Thunderbird-Addressbook as well. International Numbers are usually
formatted like
+49(6331)149740
this should be 00496331149740 for the pbx. I have to add 0 in front to
dial out. So this one would be: 000496331149740 for my pbx
Ok?
What happens when you define "000" as a prefix for your LDAP contact source?
Emil
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On 15.01.14, 18:35, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Am 15.01.2014 18:10, schrieb Emil Ivov:
regards
Georg
Emil
On 15.01.14, 15:20, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Hi Folks, i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all -
thank you for a great piece of software! If our tests over here
are successful we are planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the
place where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not
succeed.
How exactly are you storing your contacts? LDAP? XCAP? Outlook?
Apple Address Book? XMPP? Google Contacts?
Our SugarCRM feeds an LDAP-Directory but i tested
Thunderbird-Addressbook as well. International Numbers are usually
formatted like
+49(6331)149740
this should be 00496331149740 for the pbx. I have to add 0 in front to
dial out. So this one would be: 000496331149740 for my pbx
Ok?
What happens when you define "000" as a prefix for your LDAP contact
source?
Well... shame on me. I did not expect this feature to be adress-source
specific and so i did not have a look at it when setting up the contacts.
It works! I set one 0 as prefix for SugarCRM-LDAP Contacts as well as
for Thunderbird Adress Book. It works like a charm. Thank you Emil.
regards
Georg
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Am 15.01.2014 19:41, schrieb Emil Ivov:
On 15.01.14, 18:35, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Am 15.01.2014 18:10, schrieb Emil Ivov:
Emil
regards
Georg
Emil
On 15.01.14, 15:20, Georg Schuetz wrote:
Hi Folks, i am new on the list an d new to Jitsi. First of all -
thank you for a great piece of software! If our tests over here
are successful we are planing to build a connector to SugarCRM.
My problem: i am using a VoIP-PBX and have to dial a "0" before
calling external parties. The numbers ob my contacts are stored
without this prefix. I have been searching around to find the
place where i can put in this dialing-prefix but i did not
succeed.
Can you please help me Thanks and kind regards
Georg
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Dipl.Wirtschaftsingenieur(FH)
Orleansstrasse 22
66953 Pirmasens
