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2009-10-26 , 18:44
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I guess you're using NAM versions of N95 & E71? Then this inconvenience could easily be explained...
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2009-10-26 , 18:46
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Yes - I am. So - this is a limitation with the NAM (USA ATT 3G Bands - 850 / 1900 MHz) phones?
 
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2009-10-26 , 18:51
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Originally Posted by chunnayya View Post
So - this is a limitation with the NAM (USA ATT 3G Bands - 850 / 1900 MHz) phones?
Seems to be, due to your report; but I never heard of such a limitation/bug before, so this can be specific to your devices only.

Maybe contacts database is corrupted / gets corrupted somehow and this is the reason, I don't know exactly, just brainstorming..
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2009-10-26 , 19:12
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OK - this was user (i.e., my) error.

I must have set the "Filter" to "Data calls" - because, after making sure that I had set to "All communications", deleting all call log entries, power cycling my phone, and testing with a few incoming + outgoing + missed calls, I can now see all of these calls in my detailed list (exactly as your N82 shows).

So, I must have set that at some point (although, honestly, I don't recall doing that).

In any case, your assistance on this is much much appreciated! I've been really hankering after this feature for a while - although not integrated into the "Recent Calls" lists, the fact that it is actually available is still great.

Again, thank you very much!
 
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2009-10-26 , 19:20
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Glad to hear that you sorted out your problem.

I still need to learn how Maemo5/N900 approach to detailed logging and if they exist whether logs can be exported to CSV or not; anyone can answer?
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2009-10-26 , 19:27
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Agreed, I would like to know about the Maemo 5 / N900 implementation as well (also the other parts of the call logs I had mentioned).

I'll be starting with configuration of my SDK environment this week - if there is sufficient emulation ability there (perhaps doubtful, although if there is source availability in this area, code inspection may help), I'll report back.
 
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2009-10-26 , 20:59
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One could write a service listening to dbus. On each call, there is a LOT of information being sent over it. The application could then do that advanced logging and whatever features are desired.
See also the Telepathy D-Bus Interface Specification
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2009-11-29 , 08:35
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where is call log/records placed, or could it be read from terminal ?

I have multiple contacts with two numbers, and If this contact calls and I can't answer phone. So I can't see anywhere his number where call came from ?!?
 
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where is call log/records placed, or could it be read from terminal ?

I have multiple contacts with two numbers, and If this contact calls and I can't answer phone. So I can't see anywhere his number where call came from ?!?
I could not sleep and this question intrigued me. After digging around I found it. It's an SQLite 3.x database according to 'file'. It's not going from the console; because, it's a binary blob. The file is

/home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el.db

Being SQLite, it should be a simple to access the information as it an SQL database. Since it's the event db for rtcomm, it should have everything in it: calls, IMs, SMS, etc.
 

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2009-11-29 , 13:43
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thanks !
And you could read it by normal sql command.
tables inside db file:
Code:
cd /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/
~./rtcom-eventlogger/sqlite3 el.db
SQLite version 3.6.14
Enter ".help" for instructions
Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";"
sqlite> .tables
Attachments      Flags            Plugins          call_duration  
EventTypes       GroupCache       Remotes          chat_group_info
Events           Headers          Services       
sqlite>
example last 5 events:

Code:
 sqlite3 el.db "select * from events order by id desc limit 5";
23|1|2|1259485990|1259485989|0|0|0|0|0|ring/tel/ring||04xxxxxxxxxxx|||
22|1|1|1259424929|1259424913|0|0|0|0|0|ring/tel/ring||+358xxxxxxxxxx|||
21|1|1|1259325775|1259325767|0|0|0|0|0|ring/tel/ring||+358xxxxxxxxxx|||
20|1|2|1259325537|1259325536|0|0|0|0|0|ring/tel/ring||04xxxxxxxxxxx|||
19|1|2|1259325509|1259325508|0|0|0|0|0|ring/tel/ring||04xxxxxxxxxx|||

(x marks numbers :-) )
edit: columns are:
id|service_id|event_type_id|storage_time|start_time|end_time|is_read|flags|bytes_send|bytes_received|local_uid|local_name|remote_uid|channel|free_text|group_ud|
or test without breaking anything copy db file to pc (linux) and install sqlliteman and you can browse whole db.
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