So, ive spend the better part of the weekend and monday and today to get inbound rules to work 
When i follow the tutorials, i enter my dialplan destination number as 08XXXXXXXX32 the regex inthe inbound rule becomes ^(08XXXXXXXX32)$ however this always fails. it turns out my regex in the inbound rule needs to be ^(<USERNAME>)$ And then the call comes through.
In fact, nothing of the auto generated inbound rule works, i have to set it up like so:
This is in fact the only thing that works. if i use the default dialplan destination to send it to a group, instead of "101 XML default" it sets "group/<groupname>@<domain>" which then also fails miserably.
Does anyone reckognize this? How can i make it send to a group without failing? Ive read the docs, ive watched the youtube videos, but i'm beginning to think im too stupid for this
Are there provider specific things i should be seeing?
When i follow the tutorials, i enter my dialplan destination number as 08XXXXXXXX32 the regex inthe inbound rule becomes ^(08XXXXXXXX32)$ however this always fails. it turns out my regex in the inbound rule needs to be ^(<USERNAME>)$ And then the call comes through.
In fact, nothing of the auto generated inbound rule works, i have to set it up like so:
| condition | destination_number | ^(<USERNAME>)$ |
| action | transfer | 101 XML default |
This is in fact the only thing that works. if i use the default dialplan destination to send it to a group, instead of "101 XML default" it sets "group/<groupname>@<domain>" which then also fails miserably.
Does anyone reckognize this? How can i make it send to a group without failing? Ive read the docs, ive watched the youtube videos, but i'm beginning to think im too stupid for this
Are there provider specific things i should be seeing?
