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From: Vyacheslav Z. <sl...@me...> - 2000-04-18 18:37:38
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>Do you have any info on the format used by USRobotics modems ?? Hi everybody! Did you look in last mgetty+vgetty? We can acquire a lot of information from it. There must be voice mode AT-commands and some utilities working with USR (I've took some ideas from there when developing answerd). Slawa. |
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From: Jeff B. <je...@ja...> - 2000-04-18 15:46:25
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>Do you have any info on the format used by USRobotics modems ?? None. Jeff |
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From: Victor A. R. <bi...@in...> - 2000-04-18 00:50:37
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---In hyperspace, Jeff Breidenbach on Thu, 13 Apr 2000 18:06:12 -0700 said about "Re: [Answerd-devel] USRobotics welcome message" : > > Hmmm.... I have a modem with the Rockwell chipset; it's a little noisy > but I had no problems recording messages. I'm sorry, I've not explined the problem accuratelly. The voice isn't noisy, simply is garbage (it sound like R2D2 voice). ---End of reply, now my own rant I've read somewhere that the format for USRobotics has no header (or something in the style). Do you have any info on the format used by USRobotics modems ?? Thanks in advance. -- Victor A. Rodriguez inter.sol.ar |
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From: Jeff B. <je...@ja...> - 2000-04-14 01:14:29
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Hmmm.... I have a modem with the Rockwell chipset; it's a little noisy but I had no problems recording messages. I basically recorded a .au (from another program) and then converted the file to the proper format. By the way, I think this list has currently three people on it (you, me, Slawa). Jeff |
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From: Victor A. R. <bi...@in...> - 2000-04-14 00:48:20
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Hi, I'm working a bit more with answerd, but when I try to hear my greeting message it sounds like a bit of noise (not a word can be understood). Anyone is using a USRobotics modem ?? Could someone pass me how to convert a wav file into a USRobotics greeting message ?? Thanks -- Victor A. Rodriguez (http://www.bit-man.com.ar) El bit Fantasma (Bit-Man) |
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From: Jeff B. <je...@ja...> - 2000-04-05 00:34:39
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Hi Victor, I had no problem compiling and running the current answerd on Debian. I didn't really test it yet, since nobody has telephoned me in the last five minutes. You may want to utilize the ChangeLog. While we can all dig through CVS to see exactly what happened, it can be useful to leave a high level note in the changelog, especially when multiple developers are involved. Cheers, Jeff |
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From: Victor A. R. <bi...@in...> - 2000-04-04 23:42:15
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Hi again, I was thinking about things to do (I swear that I read the ToDO file) and it could be fun to add the next ones and assign them some priority (I mean order teh ToDo list and inert them in SourceForge). Here are my rants : - Documentation in English (man page or other one defined) - Full OS independence (perhaps more testers in different platform will be needed) - answerd as a mgetty module/plug-in - GNU compiling style (running a configuration program before compiling) Hope this helps. -- Victor A. Rodriguez |
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From: Victor A. R. <bi...@in...> - 2000-04-04 23:32:18
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Hi, I've done my homework, and make answerd to compile in Linux and OpenBSD. The two point I modified in this stage were : 1.- sys/ioctl.h and sys/termios.h both exist in Linux and OpenBSD so no conditional compilation was needed for these includes in modem.c 2.- All the control chars have been made using conditional compiling in modem.c. In this way it's not so cute but it's slef adjusting to every OS (I hope so !!) Please, test these changes and let me know if any additional changes must be made. Regards. -- Victor A. Rodriguez |
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From: Victor A. R. <bi...@in...> - 2000-04-04 02:18:59
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Hi, I added the modifications made to run in OpenBSD to sources and put back to the repository. The modifications made were: 1.- termios.h and ioctl.h In OpenBSD they are located in sys (not asm), so I change it in modem.c 2.- Termios control chars No operating system has the same position in the cc_c array, so the one supplied in answerd only works for Linux (take a look at modem.c in the section that was borrowed from 'Serial Suite' package. I completely rewrote this part for maximunm clarity (and an easier portability to other platforms). The changes were made in modem.c. 3.- Termios setting In OpenBSD the ioctl for setting parameters in termios is TIOCSETA. The changes were made in modem.c. 4.- New debugging level This new feature was added to allow a very verbose log (mainly for hard to find problems). It consist of a new debugging level (debug =) activated in answerd.cfg, and added as LOG_DEBUG. This one was added because all communication with the modem was so slow and I need to figure where the problem was located. The changes were made in log.c and log.h. BTW it was very easy to add an extra debugging level !! 5.- New utility function For showing some extra info I needed to show what chars were arriving from modem, so I copied and modified a function present in 'Serial Suite' package that given a char it returns a string showing the char meaning (^C, M-x, etc.). The change were made in util.c and util.h To cope with some changes I added an extra configuration in Makefile. A macro must be defined (LINUX or OPENBSD) to allow some code modifications (mainly points 1 and 3). I've not made point 2 cross platform yet, if you prefer I could try to make it happen (ths code as is only works on OpenBSD). I think that tomorrow in the night I can commit the sources workig on both platforms (almost compiling on both). Hope this helps. -- Victor A. Rodriguez (Bit-Man) |
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From: Jeff B. <je...@ja...> - 2000-03-30 19:39:46
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Victor, Welcome abord. I've added "bit-man" to the answerd project at sourceforge; you should now have full access. Also, I added all our names to the answerd-devel mailing list, which gets automatically archived. This should be fun! Cheers, Jeff |
