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#661
Originally Posted by epage View Post
That is a possibility but am unsure if it fits within the scope of TOR
However it can be in the scope of DC and qgvdial.
I'll start rnd and update progress.

PS: Actually now that I think about it, wouldn't it be so much better if we had an app that could do what CardKaller does?
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#662
I just saw this. Maybe we can use it?
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I used the international calling card program, and it worked fine for google voice calls. It is a little bit annoying to have to wait that long for the call to connect, but it is better than waiting for a callback.

edit: vicar mentioned in the post above was what I was talking about.
 
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Originally Posted by uvatbc View Post
I just saw this. Maybe we can use it?
Looking at the code, it seems to use the direct dbus api for the phone rather than Telepathy which means no VOIP support.
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Originally Posted by epage View Post
Looking at the code, it seems to use the direct dbus api for the phone rather than Telepathy which means no VOIP support.
Which means back to r&d.
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I can't find The One Ring in the app catalog. I do have extras-devel and testing enabled. I can see dial central, but not the One Ring.

Can anyone help me find it plz.

thx
 
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Originally Posted by techngro View Post
I can't find The One Ring in the app catalog. I do have extras-devel and testing enabled. I can see dial central, but not the One Ring.

Can anyone help me find it plz.

thx
Are you searching for "The One Ring" or "Google Voice plugin for Conversations and Calls"?

I figured I would follow the pattern of the other connection managers and give a name that would have some meaning rather than the project's code name.
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LOL. Yeah I was searching for The One Ring. I installed the plugin now. Thx
 
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I have been playing with the android google voice dialing, and have made some progress. It appears that a request just needs to be made to:

Code:
https://www.google.com/voice/m/x?m=call&n=18004664411&f=&v=6
With a user agent of:

Code:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 3_0 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/528.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile/7A341 Safari/528.16
You should receive a response back that contains access_number as a variable. This is the number that than needs to be dialed to make an outgoing call.

I tried to look through the code for TOR, but I don't know python, and don't even know where to begin looking. I have made some code before that logged into a site, and submitted some post parameters, but I am having some trouble logging into google.

Some help / direction would be great.
 

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Originally Posted by xur17 View Post
Some help / direction would be great.
I tried what you tried in my app. It seems that the google servers _DO_ respond with a meaningful answer, however this is what I get:
Code:
{"app_version":6,"x_failure":true,"auth_failure":true}
What you've found is definitely a very big step in the right direction but we need more!
See this line onwards for what I've done.
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