SOLVED Stripping 0s from Caller ID Numbers

[etsiot]

Hello,

have setup a new FusionPBX in a small office environment.

Using a Grandstream GXW4108 as PSTN gateway which for some reason prefixes a zero (0) in the Caller ID number in some cases.
This is really erratic, irrespective of incoming trunk.

I need to strip this leading zero when it appears, since it creates issues with redialing.

I tried using the Misc. Dialplan tools examples but couldn't make it work in FusionPBX.

I tried with the following regex 0*(\d+) but apparently I am missing something in the configuration of the inbound routes.

Is there some example as to how FusionPBX inbound route should be configured? Have not found any...

Thanks in advance,

Vangelis

 

[DigitalDaz]

The translate module, I do not know how it works, I've never played with it but look in the hints and tips section and have a google around. Google for mod_translate

 

[etsiot]

Yep, I think I got it,

steps taken to make it work for anyone else looking to do that:

1) installed mod_translate using apt-get install freeswitch-mod-translate
2) created a translate.conf.xml in /etc/freeswitch/autload_configs directory
3) configuration in the conf:

<include>
<configuration name="translate.conf" description="Number Translation Rules">
<profiles>
<profile name="GR">
<rule regex="^0*(\d+)$" replace="$1"/>
</profile>
</profiles>
</configuration>
</include>

4) start the module in FusionPBX Advanced->Modules

5) In Inbound Route definition added the following Action

Action -> Set -> effective_caller_id_number=${translate(${caller_id_number} GR)}

before bridging the call to the extension