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NCIDD.ALIAS
Section: NCID (5)
Updated: 2019-08-17
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NAME
ncidd.alias
- NCID Server Alias File
DESCRIPTION
The ncidd.alias file contains the alias information for
ncidd, the NCID Server. It contains the aliases for
Caller ID names and numbers. It also contains the aliases
for telephone line identifiers.
The ncidd.alias file understands 3 types of lines:
- blank line: ignored
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- comment line, beginning with '#': ignored
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- alias line: processed
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alias [NMBR|NAME] ["]FROM["] = ["]TO["] [if ["]VALUE["]]
alias [LINE] ["]FROM["] = ["]TO["
where NMBR, NAME or LINE is a KEYWORD
FROM is a CID string:
can be a '*' (match everything) when using if
TO is the alias for the FROM string
VALUE is a NAME if KEYWORD = NMBR
VALUE is a NMBR if KEYWORD = NAME
can contain a '^' (partial match from beginning)
VALUE is a LINE if KEYWORD = LINE
EXAMPLES
Change OUT-OF-AREA to UNAVAILABLE in both name and number fields:
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alias OUT-OF-AREA = UNAVAILABLE
Change OUT-OF-AREA to UNAVAILABLE in the name field only:
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alias NAME OUT-OF-AREA = UNAVAILABLE
Change any name to a specific name for a phone number:
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alias NAME * = "John on cell" if 4075551212
Change any name to a specific name matching the beginning of a phone number
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alias NAME * = "Toll Free" if ^800
Mask a phone number:
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alias NMBR 4075551212 = "----------"
The default line indicator for a POTS line is "-". The ncid client
will not display the "-" indicator. To display 'POTS' for a POTS line:
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alias LINE - = POTS
To not display a gateway line indicator, change it from the one
received a '-'. If the line indicator is '1122':
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alias LINE 1122 = -
Change any line indicator to VOIP. Be careful to place this after
a POTS line indicator if a POTS line is also present:
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alias LINE * = VOIP
SEE ALSO
ncidd.8,
ncidd.conf.5,
ncidd.blacklist.5,
ncidd.whitelist.5
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