Does SIP scanner method #4 work with ringto?
noHatNoCattle:
azrobert,
Yes I'm interested in the explanation as to why no quotes or parentheses as suggested in the solution. Below is a fragment offering an explanation from your previous post.
First, use format {>username:ph}
No quotes or parentheses.
If you want an explanation, ask.
Thanks
azrobert:
Example: {>(xray):ph}
When xray is enclosed in parentheses it becomes a DigitMap.
M, s, S, x, and X are reserved characters and have a special function in a DigitMap.
The above example is comparing for a digit followed by "ray".
When you want to compare for a special character in a DigitMap, it or the whole string must be enclosed by single quotes. Like: {>('x'ray):ph} or {>('xray'):ph}
When you code {>xray:ph} without the parentheses, xray becomes a literal.
In a literal the reserved characters do NOT have a special meaning, therefore no single quotes needed.
Both methods work, but I've become obsessed with reducing the code in my configuration.
I think there is something wrong with me. LOL
0biWanKenobi:
Right now I'm on Ring.To using method #4 in combination with changing the port number. It's almost been a week so far no calls at 3AM in the morning (knocks on wood).
noHatNoCattle:
Yeah I switched it back to method #4 and it seems to work ok so I'm not sure what caused my problem when I tried method #4 the first time. Do I need to change the ports in addition to method #4 ?
0biWanKenobi:
Quote from: noHatNoCattle on July 23, 2014, 08:20:37 pm
Yeah I switched it back to method #4 and it seems to work ok so I'm not sure what caused my problem when I tried method #4 the first time. Do I need to change the ports in addition to method #4 ?
The reason why it didn't work the first time was because you included the parenthesis {>('Insert your AuthUserName here'):ph}. When it should be {>Insert your AuthUserName here:ph}.
Also the reason for changing my ports was because I didn't want it at the default settings that most SIP scanners look for. But if you already did method #4 then you don't really need to change the ports. With method #4 in place, in order for the SIP scanner to crack your system now is for it to guess your AuthUserName (which would take forever). .
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