Hi guys, I'd like to have e-mail addresses as user ids in the directory, something like: <user id="brian@domain.com" mailbox="9999" > Now is there any way I can bridge a call to this user? This: <action application="bridge" data="user/brian@domain.com@$${domain}" /> doesn't work because of the two @ signs. I tried putting the id in a variable, replace @ with @, but neither helped. Thanks, Jan Kubr
You can't have two @'s in a uri. You do know its already domain based.. you have domains that have users inside them? so you can dial user/brian@domain.com already without any extra thought? You can have multiple domains in the directory... with users in each domain. /b On Nov 14, 2008, at 2:20 AM, Jan Kubr wrote:
Hi guys, I'd like to have e-mail addresses as user ids in the directory, something like:
<user id="brian@domain.com" mailbox="9999" >
Now is there any way I can bridge a call to this user? This:
<action application="bridge" data="user/brian@domain.com@$$ {domain}" />
doesn't work because of the two @ signs. I tried putting the id in a variable, replace @ with @, but neither helped.
Thanks, Jan Kubr
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