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VRe is offline VRe
2009-12-06 , 15:19
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#31
Originally Posted by etuoyo View Post
Yeah I am not sure why they are taking steps back with this device. Thought would have been easy to port all the basics from symbian. In fact easier than having to start from scratch.
I don't think that this is a step back. For consumer this might look like that because you don't have that call logger program now, but this is probably not going to be so for long. The database file is there and it has schema which can be read, so now any coder with editor and free time can create some kick-*** call log presenter. I think this is a good thing.
 

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etuoyo is offline etuoyo
2009-12-06 , 17:07
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#32
Originally Posted by VRe View Post
I don't think that this is a step back. For consumer this might look like that because you don't have that call logger program now, but this is probably not going to be so for long. The database file is there and it has schema which can be read, so now any coder with editor and free time can create some kick-*** call log presenter. I think this is a good thing.
Well I bought the device based on statements on this site that any deficiencies can be corrected. I hope this is so. The call log needs definite improvement and there is a definite need for custom ring tones along with other things we are accustomed to from symbian
 
pamadio is offline pamadio
2010-01-02 , 20:51
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#33
Anybody knows why the Events.end_time is always 0 for RTCOM_EL_SERVICE_CALL kind of services ?

There does not seem to be a way to get a duration of a phone call, is there ?
 
nygren is offline nygren
2010-01-06 , 22:45
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#34
I've found the following to be quite useful for figuring out where calls
and SMS messages actually came from:

Code:
sqlite3 -line .rtcom-eventlogger/el.db 'select service_id, ET.name,
datetime(storage_time,"unixepoch") storage_time,
datetime(start_time,"unixepoch") start_time,
datetime(end_time,"unixepoch") end_time, is_read, flags, E.remote_uid,
remote_name, abook_uid, group_uid, channel, free_text from Events as
E, EventTypes ET, Remotes as R where E.event_type_id=ET.id and
R.remote_uid=E.remote_uid and E.local_uid=R.local_uid order by
storage_time;'
(I stuck it in a shell script that I can just run as-needed until it is better in the OS or until there's a better app for it.)
 

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kovach is offline kovach
2010-01-11 , 16:07
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#35
I've just made a simple application that will show you a list of all the received, dialed and missed calls, without filtering or grouping any of them.

It shows the date and time of the call, the phone number of the other party, and their name. If you click an entry, it dials that number automatically. Since I was worried about battery usage, it doesn't refresh the list automatically after calls are made, you need to click the Refresh menu option. You can select in the settings how much history to display, default is 30 days worth of calls.

I don't really have time right now to create a proper package and upload to extras-devel, but I figured other people might need this.

Here's a zip file with the application, it's just one python file, and a shortcut. Put the calllog.py file in /home/user/, and the pycalllog.desktop in /usr/share/applications/hildon/

P.S. This is my very first mobile device app, so be gentle.
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ZackMorris is offline ZackMorris
2010-01-11 , 16:10
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#36
Regarding the call logs, one thing I've noticed is that when I recieve a voicemail notification the timestamp on it is hours off from the timestamp of the missed call. For example a friend called me at 9:05 pm and left a vm, the timestamp on the vm was 4:06pm anyone else experience this problem?
 
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2010-01-15 , 13:54
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#37
Originally Posted by x61 View Post
My actual concern is that it a call from a person in your phone book overwrites a call you made to him/her so you essentially have not history of when you made the call to him/her. This is a definite bug that needs to be looked at and be improved upon in the next release of firmware.
I noticed this problem is not FIXED in the currently released FW. Is there a bug log for this that we can vote on? This problem is very annoying.
 
galets is offline galets
2010-02-22 , 16:47
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#38
Originally Posted by kovach View Post
I've just made a simple application that will show you a list of all the received, dialed and missed calls, without filtering or grouping any of them.
Beautiful tool! One note: you must install gnome-python in order for it to run:

Code:
apt-get install gnome-python
 
galets is offline galets
2010-02-22 , 16:52
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#39
Question... Is there any way someone can think of to script logon to my.t-mobile.com and get current balance for prepaid account? I'm not very familiar with python...
 
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2010-02-22 , 17:11
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#40
Originally Posted by galets View Post
Question... Is there any way someone can think of to script logon to my.t-mobile.com and get current balance for prepaid account? I'm not very familiar with python...
I don't have a T-Mobile account so I can't write it, but it shouldn't be terribly difficult. I believe python-mechanize is already avaiable in the repos and you could either include BeautifulSoup in the app or just parse with SGML. Look up Mechanize and you should find examples of how to log in to web pages if you are interested in trying to build something.
 
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