I added a patch that I think will allow what you want by being more strict in the code about deciding if a string was meant to be a domain or profile name.
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you are right, I'm quite unpatient, sorry 4 that. Your solution works
fine. I thought the sip domain could be any string and must not be a
valid domain format.
Thanks to you, board and community for this fantastic project!
regards from rainy germany
Helmut
> domain was mydomain.com <http://mydomain.com> instead it would work.
On 22.02.2010 17:42, Anthony Minessale wrote:
> it's mad at you for asking twice before waiting for a reply, so it's not
> working on purpose.
>
> Actually it's mad at you because your domain does not contain a . so it
> is assuming you are specifying a profile name as the domain. if your
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