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Hi Scottuss,
Since those are python files it is good to add in the first line: Code:
#!/usr/bin/env python Thanks for sharing - nice work. PS: Here is also the .desktop file I made while playing with it: Code:
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any idea of making exchange links with browsers (desktop<->n900) and their favs and so on? as well is it possible to add the client later to show sms on in the client and ability to answer from computer. it can be made by using even maybe jabber protocol so u don't need to write new client.
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Cant get it to work on Windows 7,
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C:\Python31>python.exe server.py |
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Windows users can use this : http://www.antezz.com/download/N900w...rver-0.4.1.zip
It's compiled with py2exe so no need to have python installed, only thing you need to do is have growl for windows installed and start the server, it should try to pull your local 192.* ip by default. However if it does not work, you can disable auto IP in the config and manually set it in there. Ger any problems feel free to ask, the package comes with source, readme file and such. |
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1. Can this incoming notification display on multiple computer ? Any idea ?
2. Notify for incoming call and sms only right ? How abt sip/skype call ? Any possibility for this ? TQ |
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@meLi Which OS are you using? Regarding on question number 2 i think they should display since N900 is using the phone app for all sorts of calls. I haven't tried so can't say for sure.
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or situation like this my home pc use ip 192.168.10.1 and my office use ip 172.16.10.1 so i need 1 configuration file can read both ip then i no need to change ip at client.py and server.py everytime i using home and office pc. Q2 - I had try but no notify at all either sip or skype. tq |
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@meLiWell, since you are using Windows you are using growl, if you opened growl up you will see it do have forwarding to push messages to other PCs.
@people who downloaded / uses my winserver: I would be happy for feedback, if it did work without problems and maybe hit the "thanks!"-button if you liked it. ;) |
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Hi I have 2 issues:
on the N900 it appears "permission denied" adter i run the python client.py (already did chmod for the file) on my mac, everytime i recieve a call or sms it appears the message on terminal "sh: growlnotify no such command" (i have growl installed) any tips? thks for the great job! |
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I hate to bump threads but since it's been now one month (and 2-3 weeks) without any updates, is this app still alive and on development? Just asking. I checked the sourceforge and it's been quite quiet for 63 days to this date.
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I'll bump this. How is this supposed to work? Bluetooth, WiFi, Ad-Hoc, USB? I can't get it to work with Bluetooth nor with USB. I keep getting "network unreachable" though my address is correct (on the N900 that is).
I'm using this on my Mac. |
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Sad to see though that this project seems to be quite dead. :( Anyone want to continue this to the application/daemon level? |
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Is development still in progress on this? I remember reading that a GUI was planned but haven't heard anything for months.
Anyways, I'm having problems getting the notifications to pop up in Growl. The terminal on my Mac reads: Quote:
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I found this really usefull and due to the lack of updates decided to learn python and started hacking at the code. I am implementing things I find usefull - like the actual SMS to display on the desktop notification side - see screenshot. To do this I am borrowing code from a number of other projects - (said I just learned python) - will give credit when done.
Will share if anyone is interrested. |
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for me the notifier just shows whose are online doesnt show whose offline.. :(
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this looks very good :) i'm also a beginner with python and think this could be useful. but for the reason i use a win7 pc @home and i don't like to install growl on that machine (tried it with an earlier version of the notifier from this thread) i started to code my own python script and a simple server for the windows machine (c# wpf). it basically works (early alpha state) but i want to implement some more features.
@ashrufr i saw that you use the image of the contact for the notification - how did you make it to recive it? maybe you can help me with some things :) |
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Looks promising..carry on mate.. :):D |
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I'm at work so I can't check it but I've edited the server to only include Linux and automatically get the hostname. It seems to work but then again, I've not tried it with my phone ;) stupid government security concerns making us get no wifi *grumble grumble*
Anyone else willing to test it? Just change the .txt to py ;) EDIT: by the way, this does it by hostname. I know some people prefer resolving by IP rather than hostname. Should I change it or not? |
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A notification in the applet menu should be nice :)
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Would be quite nice if you can add sip call support as well.
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if we could attend calls on the pc and reply sms 'es on the pc ...
am i dreaming?? |
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looks interesting thankz for all dis on n900 for windows.... now... i need to know how to install it frm terminal ... plz give me step by step method
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Answering sms from pc now possible: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1099505
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Hello
I know this thread is kind of old but I think that N900 Notifier is great combined with linux desktop. I have an issue though: I have to manually start it and kill it every time I need it. I want it to automatically start when I connect to my home wlan and shut-down when I disconnect. For this I've put a script in the if-up.d/ and if-down.d/ folders. Script if-up.d/notifier: Code:
#!/bin/sh When I start the connection the script tells: Code:
Traceback (most recent call last): Now the question: How can I execute the script in if-up.d/ folder with user rights? |
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Something like this should work for you:
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echo 'your_command options' | su - user |
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I've just noticed that the issue is in fact that the python script (N900Notifierc.py) doesn't like to be called from a bash script, as when I execute directly the python script either being user or root it works (and it keeps the terminal open), but if I execute the bash script (either as user or root) it gives me back the "Cannot initialize context." message. (Thanks peterleinchen as your suggestion made me realise this).
This doesn't have anything to do with witch user launches it. So the real question is know: How can I call this python script from a bash script? |
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run-standalone.sh command options |
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Thanks! That was the issue, now it works. |
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