Re: [Linphone-users] ENUM and tel: schema

[Simon Morlat]

Le jeudi 12 octobre 2006 00:16, Petr Pisar a écrit :
> I'm playing with ENUM. I have explored coreapi/enum.c and if
> I can understand, linphone works as following:
>
> 1. User call to sip:\d+
> 2. linphone checks that it contains "sip:" and constructs ENUM domain
>     from given phone number.
> 3. e164.arpa domain is translated using external utility "host".
> 4. If there is available RR in sip: schema, linphone will call it using
>     SIP protocol.
>
That's true.

> I have few questions:
>
> 1. Why does linphone use non-qualified SIP URIs (i.e without hostname
> part)? I think it would be better tel: URI.
Of course it does that. This makes sense only when you have defined a default 
proxy.
Then simply type '56786789' or 'petr.pisar' and that will call 
sip:address@hidden

To clarify:
182838249 : calls sip:address@hidden (if exist)
sip:1238949090 : calls as a SIP Enum
sip:somewhere : calls host something without username

>
> 2. Why is phone number of some Rene Bartschnet used in the source
> code as an example :)
Ooops... Actually Rene Bartschnet is the guy who explained me what are SIP 
enums and how it works. It's thanks to him that linphone understands enums.

Simon


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