Re: [hylafax-users] hyphens in dialstrings

[Peter Verhoeven <Peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks, brave one. You're not The Crocodile Hunter by chance? :@

My example was just that, an example. Most of the outbound calls are
actually international, and I do have the dialling rules set to handle the
"+" prefix, but I think the leading 0's in area codes were causing a lot of
false busy signal detections, so I'm now stripping them no matter what.

Best,
Pete


-----Original Message-----
From: An Intrepid HylaFax User [mailto:hylafax@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, 18 June 2004 3:13 PM
To: Peter Verhoeven
Cc: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] hyphens in dialstrings


> Is this correct? Should I leave the hyphen off
> (i.e. "+610755251359"), os should I be leaving the leading 0 from the 
> area code off?

You should not include the 0, which is Australia's long-distance prefix.

You should make sure that the dialling rules know what + how to add both the
LDD code and the IDD [if you make international calls].

The canonically specified OZ phone numbers should be: +61[1-9][0-9]*

[I'm not sure if 1 was ever a state/region code prefix though]

You should watch out for those Queenslanders, btw, it's a pretty spivvy
place. ;) ;)  If you're locked in a room with a Queenslander or a King
Brownie [probably the most deadly toxic snake in the world], you first deal
with the King Brown.

At ya later,

=R=
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