Yes, they do not consider "" an empty caller id string. Here is a reply to the email

Matt,

 

Please change the  following  FROM : "" <sip:jsmith@208.76.54.59>;tag=pjUp5yDSHtDXQ    to :   FROM : <  @208.76.54.59> ; tag…..  or    FROM:  @208.76.54.59; tag…..

 

Dumitru

of course there is no IETF justification, it's much easier for them to hangup on me. :( I know it's a problem with airespring and not freeswitch, I just thought maybe there would be a hack. thanks anyway.

--matt

On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org> wrote:

with the From: field looking like any of the following

From: <sip:jsmith@beta-org.com>;tag=13456
From: <  @208.76.54.59>;tag=13456
From:  @208.76.54.59;tag=13456

Let me get this straight - they are barfing on empty double quotes? They don't actually consider that an empty caller ID? Can you have them give you written justification that one SHOULD consider "" to mean anything other than an empty string in this context? Any IETF references would be most appreciated.

-MC

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