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2010-10-18 , 16:20
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Hello,

I need to run a script when answering my phone call. Without using python. The idea is to use QBW or a script in bash / sh.

How I can detect this event? An example please ...
 
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2010-10-18 , 16:37
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MuhammadAG made a prog for this.. "phone.." something i think it was named. It's in the repos... To make dbus-calls easier to use for scripts like this.
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2010-10-18 , 16:42
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Originally Posted by WhiteWolf View Post
Hello,

I need to run a script when answering my phone call. Without using python. The idea is to use QBW or a script in bash / sh.

How I can detect this event? An example please ...
suggest this wiki

http://wiki.maemo.org/Phone_control
 
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2010-10-18 , 16:46
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No help to OP, but IIRC "phone-control" doesn't detect an incoming call, so you can't use it in a script as it doesn't actually know if/when there is a call there to answer (though it *does* allow you to answer one if it happens to be present when your run phone-control --answercall).
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2010-10-18 , 16:52
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This might of some help, part of out-call-vibro
Code:
MohammadAG-N900:~# cat /usr/bin/out-call-vibro.sh 
#!/bin/sh


if [ -f /var/run/out-call-vibro/out-call-vibro.pid ]
then
	echo Process is already running...
	exit 1
fi

echo $$ > /var/run/out-call-vibro/out-call-vibro.pid


vibro() {
	if grep -q "Call answered"; then
	    if [ `cat /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/proximity/state` = "open" ]; then
	       echo 150 > /sys/class/leds/twl4030:vibrator/brightness
	       gsleep 0.5
	       echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/twl4030:vibrator/brightness
	    fi
	fi
	}

monitor() {
          dbus-monitor --session type='signal',interface='org.freedesktop.Telepathy.Channel.Interface.Group',member='MembersChanged' | while read line ; do vibro ; done
          }

monitor

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2010-10-18 , 16:53
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ahh.. didn't think about that.. then dbus-monitor would solve it
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2010-10-19 , 10:32
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Thanks.

Tests will realize the code.

Also I have to see how to make a daemon that is pending from starting.
 
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