Yes I used reloadxml after changing. Also the changing the regex works perfect with four digits numbers. It is tested well. But can you explain more your first statement please? 2013/5/10 Daniel Ivanov <sertys@gmail.com>
Well, make sure your calls actually hit the default context not for example the public. And how exactly did you change the regex? Also did you do reloadxml after modifying .xml files? On May 10, 2013 5:36 PM, "Burak BorYazılım" <mburakbor@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I have problems with adding new user to freeswitch. When trying to add user with user id has different number of digits than 4, it can register but it cant call or cant be called. I changed local extension regular expression in dialpan default.xml but the changes only work with four digits users(user ids or dial number) .So I want dial a number that has five or more digits. What other configurations I must change.
Thank you... Burak,
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