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#11
That's exactly what i thought - thanks for clarification! BTw, it's such a great idea, that I'm really surprised no one made app like that before. I don't know if it's same on other countries, but here in Poland we got recently new plague - automatic messages calling our mobile phones (not SMS, calling!) telling, that we won lottery and need to (...blablabla..) - faking TV show presenters calling to winners. Of course it's plain b.u.l.l.s.h.i.t, but its f****ng irritating, if you get 2-3 calls like that a day. They all call from hidden id

So, bye bye, lotteries!
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Last edited by Estel; 2011-07-18 at 23:54.
 
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Hello khuong, brilliant script, can we block a number pattern, for example; all numbers starting with 0845* which here in the UK are used for marketting and dodgy money making schemes?
 
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#13
Originally Posted by nemasus View Post
Hello khuong, brilliant script, can we block a number pattern, for example; all numbers starting with 0845* which here in the UK are used for marketting and dodgy money making schemes?
Yes, just enter 0845 without * in the list, any phone number starting with 0845 will be blocked.
 

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#14
Where is the source? Put it on github and i'll help. It's been in my todo for 1 year lol.
 
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Originally Posted by admiral0 View Post
Where is the source? Put it on github and i'll help. It's been in my todo for 1 year lol.
You can download the source from http://maemo.org/packages/source/vie...callerx/0.0.8/
 
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@khuong come in #maemo in irc.freenode.net

webchat.freenode.net, channel #maemo

Last edited by admiral0; 2011-07-18 at 14:48.
 
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#17
I took a look at your code... It needs some refactoring.

I'll upload to git as soon as i refactor. Where did you get csd API?
 

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#18
Thanks for this program! One small problem - it doesn't autostart on reboot
 
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#19
Originally Posted by kureyon View Post
Thanks for this program! One small problem - it doesn't autostart on reboot
The startup script /etc/event.d/callerxd at boot worked fine when I tested but after packaged and installed from repository, it stopped working, I have to update the file with the code below to get it auto-start at boot again. I've been scratching my head on this issue.

Just edit the /etc/event.d/callerxd to make it look like below code then restart. That should auto-start at boot again.

Code:
description         "Callerx Daemon"

start on started hildon-desktop

script
  exec su - user -c "exec /opt/callerx/bin/callerx"
end script

Last edited by khuong; 2011-07-18 at 17:12.
 
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#20
Originally Posted by admiral0 View Post
I took a look at your code... It needs some refactoring.

I'll upload to git as soon as i refactor. Where did you get csd API?
is it available?... I just used dbus-monitor
 
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