In Class.RateEngine?.php, the following code is being used in v1.3.2
if(($A2B->mode == 'cid-callback') || ($A2B->mode == 'all-callback')){
$callbackrate['rateinitial']=$rateinitial;
$callbackrate['initblock']=$initblock;
$callbackrate['billingblock']=$billingblock;
$callbackrate['connectcharge']=$connectcharge;
$callbackrate['disconnectcharge']=$disconnectcharge;
$callbackrate['stepchargea']=$stepchargea;
$callbackrate['timechargea']=$timechargea;
$callbackrate['stepchargeb']=$stepchargeb;
$callbackrate['timechargeb']=$timechargeb;
$callbackrate['stepchargec']=$stepchargec;
$callbackrate['timechargec']=$timechargec;
}
The keys of the $callbackrate array have been changed to a longer format. They used to be:
if($A2B->mode == 'cid-callback'){
$callbackrate['ri'] = $rateinitial;
$callbackrate['ib'] = $initblock;
$callbackrate['bb'] = $billingblock;
$callbackrate['cc'] = $connectcharge;
$callbackrate['dc'] = $disconnectcharge;
$callbackrate['sc_a'] = $stepchargea;
$callbackrate['tc_a'] = $timechargea;
$callbackrate['c_a'] = $chargea;
$callbackrate['bb_a'] = $billingblocka;
$callbackrate['sc_b'] = $stepchargeb;
$callbackrate['tc_b'] = $timechargeb;
$callbackrate['c_b'] = $chargeb;
$callbackrate['bb_b'] = $billingblockb;
$callbackrate['sc_c'] = $stepchargec;
$callbackrate['tc_c'] = $timechargec;
$callbackrate['c_c'] = $chargec;
$callbackrate['bb_c'] = $billingblockc;
}
I would like to draw your attention not on the number of keys, but on their length (a few letters vs human readable whole word).
I have tested noticed confirmed that the total length of the variable string is limited and maybe cause problems when it reaches 250.
Check my comment here: http://voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk%20Manager%20API%20Action%20Originate
I thought I would let you know just in case people start noticing things in the future.
