
whoiscalling
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
whoiscalling manages calls on the isdn line:
- informs you about a new call on your isdn line
- shows the callers name and image
- shows a list of a saved calls
- let's you edit your callers
14 years ago
V0.2:
Fixed problems with German Umlauts (äöüíŸ) in cities and names. (Wonder that no one else had problems with that).
Please report any problems.
14 years ago
V0.2:
Fixed problems with German Umlauts (äöüíŸ) in cities and names. (Wonder that no one else had problems with that).
Please report any problems.
manik
14 years ago
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cyberclaus
14 years ago
The application is meant to be an information tool on incoming calls. Sure I could add a thousand things but it would not be the same small application any more.
I'm sorry, but I won't add PSTN support - most of all because I do not have too much knowledge about that.
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tommycw1
14 years ago
I'm not sure how practical this is, as I know nothing about ISDN, but could this be made to work with called ID on a regular phone line connected to the computer through a modem?
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cyberclaus
14 years ago
The modifications there call my scripts and programs (with the right parameters). As long as you have the needed data anywhere else and you can call a script with parameters from there, you can use this tool. I'm terribly sorry, but I don't know whether this works with modems, too. But - to be honest - I doubt.
Maybe you or anyone else has any experience with that.
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mETz
15 years ago
Maybe one should enhance kim instead, it already supports kaddressbook integration and uses a daemon for monitoring the isdn-device, it can also be used over a network.
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cyberclaus
15 years ago
to me sounds like maybe a wonderful program probably written in C or C++. ?!?!
I speak a lot of languages but not C. So this is not a job for me.
But if anyone wants to translate it to me, especially the part with kaddressbook ... go on. I can hardly wait.
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AndreSomers
15 years ago
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cyberclaus
15 years ago
I'm looking forward to getting more reflections about this.
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