Juergen Pfennig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Package: capisuite > Version: 0.4.5-4 > Severity: minor
Maximum wishlist because its not a bug > Hi, > I am trying to update a script of mine that integrates kde and > capisuitefax. Hundreds of people download it but really too few > of them report bugs ... anyhow: > When you (in KDE kdeprintfax) select a fax number from the > address book you will most likely get somthing like > > +49 (69) 123456789 > > as your changelog says + is not accepted in a dial string (but > a faxjob starting with + is retried until the retry limit is > reached). Better: tell kde to replace the + by 00 . The number Tell it kde not me :) > now reads as: > > 0049 69 123456789 > > I am quite sure that this worked when I was working at Telekom > some 25 years ago - a least internally. Using the 0049 prefix same Trick i used beore 15 Years when i worked there :) > was a trick used by the operators to get a "higher priority" > line when the network was busy. > > Today Telekom rejects attempts to dial numbers starting with > 0049 from inside germany. Same problem: some VOIP providers > signal calls (CLIP) with 0049 so that you cannot call back > easily. Jupp they changed > > Here the point: did I miss some config option that allows me > to strip my country prefix? Like: > 0049 69 123456789 -> 069 123456789 no there is no such config option > Or could capaisuitefax do this? If you provide a patch wich will add in capisuite.conf STRIP_MSD=3 (strips the first 3 signs) ADD_DIAL_PREFIX="0" (which adds this as dial prefix) I can think about including it I dont accept something hardcoded, because then ist no more usable in other countries or i need a extra file for every country > > Or should I place a hack in my script to do it? better. Otherwise i will close this bug Daniel
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