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Re: e.164/text destination table?
John,
John Todd wrote:
[...]
Anyone have pointers where such a list might be found or created legally
and easily?
you may want to use this for Germany/+49:
http://www.regtp.de/en/reg_tele/02828/02/index.html
Although slightly aged, it's from the regulator's site - so supposedly
"official".
I leave it up to you to generate your ASCII/TXT list from the PDF; the
columns you want to look at are 1 ("ONKz") and 2 ("Ortsnetzname").
Please note that there will be some redundancy in the generated new list
as the name of the municipality ("Gemeindename") is stripped off - so a
'|uniq' is advisable.
As an example, the first two entries of the original list:
0201 | Essen | Essen, Stadt | 05113000
0202 | Wuppertal | Ennepetal, Stadt | 05954008
translate into your scheme as:
49201,DE,Essen
49202,DE,Wuppertal
And last, but not least: it only covers plain normal, fixed line phone
numbers - no mobile, no VAS numbers etc.
Cheers,
-C.
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