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Complicated Stuff: Not Needed for Most Use Cases

Originally Posted by jiiv View Post
Have flasher-3.5, will travel.
I'm fairly *nixish so cli stuff shouldn't be an issue. What's the current deal with Gizmo? I'd love to be of assistance, but I'm not getting much when running from the shell-several 'orientation' messages and one ConIc - con_ic_connection_send_event message when I first open the app; nothing new when I try to dial. I'm in 1.0.8-6, will check for updates and play around later this evening. Anything in particular I should try? Is there a verbose option somewhere for logging?
I'll read up on this thread a bit later and try to get caught up.
Thanks for a great app.
Logging generally goes to file (~/.dialcentral/.dialcentral.log) but when doing active debugging you can run it such that logging is printed to the console.
Code:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/dc_glade.py
I'm trying to have built an updated version with a tiny bit more debug information printed. In the mean time you can checkout the svn directory, copy the "src" dir over to your n810 and run "dc_glade.py" directly.

I don't submit numbers the exact same way as google (I leave off the "+1"). So one thing to try is to gainroot and edit
Code:
/usr/lib/dialcentral/backends/gv_backend.py
and change the line
Code:
	def set_callback_number(self, callbacknumber):
		"""
		Set the number that GoogleVoice calls
		@param callbacknumber should be a proper 10 digit number
		"""
		self._callbackNumber = callbacknumber
		return True
to
Code:
	def set_callback_number(self, callbacknumber):
		"""
		Set the number that GoogleVoice calls
		@param callbacknumber should be a proper 10 digit number
		"""
		self._callbackNumber = "+17475551234"
		return True
And if you want to *really* get into low level
Code:
/usr/lib/dialcentral/backends/gv_backend.py USERNAME PASSWORD
That will download most webpages Dialcentral uses to the current directory. We can then use that to see if mine is different and why.
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