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<blockquote data-quote="mPod" data-source="post: 16072" data-attributes="member: 11199">Ok, I just committed changes, especially interesting for PBX-owners. There is no config anymore, all leading zeros are stripped, so no need for entering, how many digits should be stripped before processing.Internal calls should also work now for all PBX users. For number-lookup, you have to enter the internal numbers as follows:<img src="http://mpdl.coconia.net/forums/isdn_04.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />This means: As country, choose your country. As area code, enter a capital i. And as the phone number enter the internal number. In this case it's 13. Be careful, if you edit the number in Outlook again, it reformats it a bit weird. You have to correct it again, before you save the contact. This is, because letters usually are not allowed in area codes. You can check the correct number in the picture (2nd line &quot;Privat: +49 (I) 13&quot;). Maybe I'll change this in the future, but this is the current implementation and should work for both of you.The current implementation is more a workaround, than proper code. I need your log-lines (new version) including the buffer, etc. To find out if there is not a bit hidden somewhere which indicates what kind of call comes in (international, national, internal) at your PBX. (This is addressed to ALL ISDN-users, of course!)BTW, you can check, if you got the new version I just committed. The new version puts a much longer buffer output to the log.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mPod, post: 16072, member: 11199"] Ok, I just committed changes, especially interesting for PBX-owners. There is no config anymore, all leading zeros are stripped, so no need for entering, how many digits should be stripped before processing. Internal calls should also work now for all PBX users. For number-lookup, you have to enter the internal numbers as follows: [img]http://mpdl.coconia.net/forums/isdn_04.jpg[/img] This means: As country, choose your country. As area code, enter a capital i. And as the phone number enter the internal number. In this case it's 13. Be careful, if you edit the number in Outlook again, it reformats it a bit weird. You have to correct it again, before you save the contact. This is, because letters usually are not allowed in area codes. You can check the correct number in the picture (2nd line "Privat: +49 (I) 13"). Maybe I'll change this in the future, but this is the current implementation and should work for both of you. The current implementation is more a workaround, than proper code. I need your log-lines (new version) including the buffer, etc. To find out if there is not a bit hidden somewhere which indicates what kind of call comes in (international, national, internal) at your PBX. (This is addressed to ALL ISDN-users, of course!) BTW, you can check, if you got the new version I just committed. The new version puts a much longer buffer output to the log. [/QUOTE]

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