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Originally Posted by uvatbc
Who do I have to contact to get a poll added to the thread? The option appears to be gone now.
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2010-10-12
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Originally Posted by xur17
Click thread tools -> Add a poll to this thread
Who do I have to contact to get a poll added to the thread? The option appears to be gone now.
Not having that option may be related to the t.m.o. theme you are using. Switch to the default "normal".
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qgvtp: Phone integration for the n900 that dials out and sends texts using qgvdial.
mosquitto: message broker that implements the MQ Telemetry Transport protocol version 3.
qgvnotify: Google voice and contacts notifier for diablo and maemo.
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qgvdial: Google Voice client. All downloads
qgvtp: Phone integration for the n900 that dials out and sends texts using qgvdial.
mosquitto: message broker that implements the MQ Telemetry Transport protocol version 3.
qgvnotify: Google voice and contacts notifier for diablo and maemo.
If you want to thank me, click the Thanks button.
If you'd like to thank my applications, vote to move them to extras.
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2010-10-12
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Originally Posted by uvatbc
Thanks, that worked. I was looking on the edit post page instead.
Click thread tools -> Add a poll to this thread
Not having that option may be related to the t.m.o. theme you are using. Switch to the default "normal".
Last edited by xur17; 2010-10-12 at 17:40.
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2010-10-12
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Dude, this is the future and you're on the right track. But go big, or go home. The right solution includes all push(XMPP,SIMPLE,...)/pull(email,RSS,...) protocols supported by a personal proxy/server that makes one tunneled dynamic push connection to the mobile device.
Start with a big picture and modify it for a better personal/mobile experience:
The Kamailio SIP server ties in nicely with jabberd2 to provide a very good starting point, and they both already run on sub-$50 OpenWRT devices.
Start with a big picture and modify it for a better personal/mobile experience:
The Kamailio SIP server ties in nicely with jabberd2 to provide a very good starting point, and they both already run on sub-$50 OpenWRT devices.
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2010-10-13
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Originally Posted by daperl
So you are basically recommending a server that can handle all kinds of different content, and then push it to the device? Something similar to the push api for android devices). This is something that I have always felt was missing from maemo.
Dude, this is the future and you're on the right track. But go big, or go home. The right solution includes all push(XMPP,SIMPLE,...)/pull(email,RSS,...) protocols supported by a personal proxy/server that makes one tunneled dynamic push connection to the mobile device.
Start with a big picture and modify it for a better personal/mobile experience:
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The Kamailio SIP server ties in nicely with jabberd2 to provide a very good starting point, and they both already run on sub-$50 OpenWRT devices.
This service could possibly grow into something like this, but for now I plan on making it extendable, and adding features as requested.
An all inclusive push api for the device would best be setup by nokia themselves.
What about the name JPush (for jabber push)? This is tied to the protocol used, but I can't think of anything better.
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2010-10-13
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I have been researching along these lines lately as well, trying to be more 'real-time'
I think for me is going to end up being some combination of xmpp(ejabberd) for the pushing and amqp(rabbitmq) for the brokering, proxying, queuing whatever you wanna call it
google it and find some intersting projects along these lines already under way for a while
I think for me is going to end up being some combination of xmpp(ejabberd) for the pushing and amqp(rabbitmq) for the brokering, proxying, queuing whatever you wanna call it
google it and find some intersting projects along these lines already under way for a while
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2010-10-13
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Originally Posted by quipper8
I really would prefer to stay away from anything that requires my device to maintain yet another connection to the internet, and eat up more of my battery. This is able to use an existing xmpp connection, which I don't think anything else is able to do.
I have been researching along these lines lately as well, trying to be more 'real-time'
I think for me is going to end up being some combination of xmpp(ejabberd) for the pushing and amqp(rabbitmq) for the brokering, proxying, queuing whatever you wanna call it
google it and find some intersting projects along these lines already under way for a while
I am having issues with the following command sending / receiving new emails if I completely disable polling. If I set it to check for new messages every 24 hours or less, it works fine. If anyone has a chance, could they try running this command with automatic polling disabled, and see if it actually checks for new messages?:
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dbus-send --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.modest /com/nokia/modest com.nokia.modest.SendReceive
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2010-10-13
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Originally Posted by xur17
all of that stuff above is server-side
I really would prefer to stay away from anything that requires my device to maintain yet another connection to the internet, and eat up more of my battery. This is able to use an existing xmpp connection, which I don't think anything else is able to do.
I am having issues with the following command sending / receiving new emails if I completely disable polling. If I set it to check for new messages every 24 hours or less, it works fine. If anyone has a chance, could they try running this command with automatic polling disabled, and see if it actually checks for new messages?:
Code:dbus-send --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.modest /com/nokia/modest com.nokia.modest.SendReceive
it is just xmpp on client side
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2010-10-13
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Originally Posted by quipper8
How do you define actions, etc on the client side for stuff being pushed to the client? I'll have to take a deeper look at rabbitmq, and see if it would work better.
all of that stuff above is server-side
it is just xmpp on client side
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2010-10-13
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Originally Posted by quipper8
Is this what you are talking about?
all of that stuff above is server-side
it is just xmpp on client side
I think I might release what I have for now, and leave that as a possible enhancement in the future.