12 Jan
2009
12 Jan
'09
4:41 p.m.
12 jan 2009 kl. 15.34 skrev Iñaki Baz Castillo:
2009/1/12 ALAEDDINE abbech
<alasupcom(a)yahoo.fr>fr>:
On the other side, the answer is "Yes, of course, provided that your SIP
equipment follows the standard and encodes the # character. You are
allowed
to dial that character, but any SIP-compliant device (useragent) is
not allowed
to transfer it verbatim in a SIP uri, but has to encode it - much like
many
international characters in a HTTP uri.
/O
thanks all,
But my problem is to dial this prefix whith a phone and i detect it
whith my OpenSER.
So the question is : can i have #31# in the Username in SIP
Request's URI?
I already explained that # is not allowed in a SIP URI (also in the
SIP Request URI, of course).