Re: [hylafax-users] Dialrules

[Thom Paine <thom@darksaber.com>]

Currently any job submitted from a client addressed to the 519 area code
is considered local and it is stripping off the +1519. 

How would I tell it that 294 is long distance and to not remove that?
Also, can I make a list of long distance codes in the same area code?

I tried a long distance fax to another area code and it went smooth as
silk.

Thanks for your reply Lee.

On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 12:14, Lee Howard wrote:

> 
> How is this weird?  Seems quite normal to me.
> 
> Usually, dialrules is used in such a way that it *removes* characters from 
> the fax number to produce the dialstring rather than adding them.  Thus, 
> fax numbers which the user intends to process with dialrules are submitted 
> in the long (+1.519.294.1212) format with the "+" preceding.
> 
> Thus, you add lines near the end which tells dialrules to strip out the 
> "1519" from the dialstring when the prefix is "246".
> 
> So, the end of your dialrules file would appear:
> 
> ^[+]${Country}${AreaCode}246	= 246			! local call
> ^[+]${Country}					= ${LDPrefix}	! long 
> distance call
> ^[+]						= ${IDPrefix}	! 
> international call
> ]
> 
> Lee.
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