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Re: [hylafax-users] [hylafax-devel] Re: Re: Distinctive ring & cid
> Does the CNID data show in the session log regardless of which ring is
> picked up?
This is my exact point. the primary number does show the CNID info in the logs.
The secondary/distinctive ring does not show in the logs.
>
> Do you also understand that if you try to use RingVoice to answer fax
> calls on a second Distinctive Ring that you won't get what you're
> after?
Hylafax only answers fax calls and logs cid-data to log files (nothing else)
>
> We just did that last week; check the archives.
yes we did however, that was addressing a different issue (picking up on both
rings)
Review:
My current issue is, cid info for incoming calls on the primary number *is* seen
and logged. CID info for incoming calls on the distinctive ring number is *not*
seen or
logged. :) In addition the same thing happens with the cu -l cuaa1 which makes
me think its
the telco, but, a standard cid-box shows cid-data for both primary and secondary
incoming
calls.
See my dilemma?
The following is in response to LEE's last question....
> "Yes, we're saying the same thing. Which is why you need to use
> RingsBeforeAnswer=2 if you intend to use QualifyCID without the Bug 139 patch"
We're not trying to use QualifyCID. We need all CID info to be logged via
syslogd
>Um, this may be a silly question, but your modem is capable of supporting
>Caller-ID and you have enabled this support in the modem, right? I.e. on
>USR modems you have to issue AT#CID=1 because the default is "disabled".
>Or your modem doesn't have Caller-ID support or it's disabled.
Maybe I didn't explain well/clear enough... Incoming calls on the primary
number= cid info is logged. That would be a good indication that AT#CID=1.
yes/no?
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