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Re: Dialcentral 1.0
I'm not smart enough to fix it. You'll have to wait for the author epage to come back around and make some changes. It broke some core system components on mine, probably did the same on yours.
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Re: Dialcentral 1.0
Wow, this thread exploded while I was gone.
I do most of my development on a full Linux system so it makes testing a lot more difficult for me when I do Maemo specific features. Yet another reason why I avoided adding notification support. I did mean my message about people who feel comfortable with the command line were the more particular ones I wanted testing because I expected to run into random issues. I'm concerned though that a downgrade doesn't work. The code is based off of gv_notifier. If people have suggestions for improvements, I'm willing to take them. When you have a new message it will turn on the LED. Viewing for the first time or refreshing Message/Recent tabs will cause the LED to turn off. I was unsure if people would want me to launch Dialcentral automatically or not. Things I've gotten fixes for (I hope) so far.
Are there any other issues? I'm about to go to work. Once I get home is probably when I'll make a new package |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
Epage, I was just over excited at seeing you added notification support as I've been quite a fan of your work (and addisjon's).
I could always learn xterm a bit better and still try to help out? Anybody care to just give me the command line stuff to type in to open it up and I can copy and paste the output into here? |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
I had more time than I expected before work. 1.0.4-3 is now in extras-devel with a couple of fixes. If you are already broken please give it a try.
Known Issues:
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To launch Dialcentral with debug prints: Code:
python2.5 /usr/bin/dialcentral.pyCode:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/alarm_handler.py -xCode:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/alarm_handler.py -dCode:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/alarm_handler.py -e -r 10Code:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/led_handler.pyCode:
python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/alarm_notify.py |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
Anyone know what's going on?
Code:
~ $ python2.5 /usr/lib/dialcentral/alarm_handler.py -e -r 5 |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
It works great so far. I haven't seen a bug yet. Thanks. This is everything I wanted in this app since I got GV in the first place. Thanks for your hard work. I'll keep you posted if I see anything.
by the way I didn't have GV notifier installed previously so I have no problems. EDIT: okay one issue. It's the same one I had when I installed GV notifier(and later uninstalled it). The LED light keeps going off even when the SMS has been marked as already read. My inbox has to be completely empty before it doesn't go off again. I see that when you read a message in DC it marks it as read in GV. Suggestion: If we can't get it to recognize what is new and what is not...can there be a "delete message" option with in DC? Right now I still have to go to GV to delete a SMS so the LED does not come on again. |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
I've got the same problem with the led not going off.
Edit: Running the script provided for manually shutting off the led doesn't work ether. I figured it wouldn't but... |
Re: Dialcentral 1.0
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~/.dialcentra/snapshot_voicemail.jsonAlso if someone could manually run "alarm_notify.py" and "led_handler.py" and send me the debug prints that could be helpful. Looking at things, the content I download includes unread counts. I could also add a check to not give a notification if the unread counts are 0 EDIT: I think I have an idea of why its causing issues. The content we are caching has "relative time" in it which is "constantly" changing. Looking into a fix |
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Re: Dialcentral 1.0
Hi epage, thanks for your work in this project. The error has killed maemo notifier. DC works with 1.0.4-3, with the exception of anything related to notifications. Let me know if you want me to run a particular .py and posts its output. For what its worth, I never installed 1.0.4-1. Just 1.0.4-2 then 1.0.4-3.
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