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meaning of >

Started by rob100, December 20, 2016, 09:30:02 AM

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rob100

What is the meaning of inequality sign in this expression?
{>17771234567:ph}

azrobert

It's just a separator. The syntax of the command is:
{x>y:dest}

x is usually the CallerID
y is usually the UserID

{>17771234567:ph} is checking if the call is coming from your Callcentric account.

{800555121>17771234567:ph} is checking if the call is coming from your Callcentric account and the CallerID is 8005551212.

The > is not required if only checking for CallerID.

Taoman

Quote from: azrobert on December 20, 2016, 10:41:02 AM
It's just a separator.

Hmm. Shows how much I (don't) know.

In this context I thought it was acting as a redirect.

As in, redirect any incoming calls from this account number to the phone port.