Hello,
I didnt understand very much what xringd do (i have read the man page...).
So far i understood that xringd whatch the ring and if that match a sequence tha
t it knows => take a given action.
If that is what it does, i have a question for the config file. There are come e
xamples:
R 1-5 R 20-26 R 30 : command
Where R=`Ring'.
How can i make a phone call that makes different sequences of rings?? I have nev
er heard that before...or maybe that mean to call 1 time, hangup, wait 1-5 sec,
call 2time, wait .... is that how it works??
thanks,
Ole J. Tetlie wrote:
> *-Phillip Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> |
> | I want to access my pc from univerisy. Of course i can, i have done it.
> | But I can only if my pc is connected to internet (obvious). I just
> | cannot getup on 8:00am, turn pc on, connet go to univ. and then back at
> | 5:00 becouse the phone-line must be paid..$$.. I would like to call my
> | pc:
> |
> | 244334565: ring ring
> | pc: ``hi Phillip is not here but you can leave a message. If you want to
> | connect me to internet after you hang up press 1.''
> | phillip: #1 [beep]
> | Phillip: hang up
> | time
> | time
> | --phillip go to the univ. computers that are with win95 (jiaaaak) and
> | ftp to his pc so he can print works at univ.
> |
> | (i have not a printer at home)
> | I could enter at univ. system from home and througt the work to printer,
> | so when i go there it would be printed, but thats not the idea...
> |
> | Exist a software that can do that?? or should i start with
> | development.....
>
> Try this one:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/xtron-1.2> dpkg --print-avail xringd
> Package: xringd
> Priority: extra
> Section: comm
> Installed-Size: 43
> Maintainer: David Engel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Architecture: i386
> Version: 1.20-1
> Depends: libc6
> Filename: dists/stable/main/binary-i386/comm/xringd_1.20-1.deb
> Size: 18074
> MD5sum: b44b557bd1238830b8c1ba6b53a7270e
> Description: Extended Ring Daemon - Monitor phone rings and take action.
> xringd will monitor a serial line for RING signals and activate various
> commands when specific "ring-delay sequences" are detected.
>
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