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Lobster · Posted: Wed 25 Jun 2008, 01:42 Post subject:

Update - this program now available for testing - Freebasic dropped now gtkdialog3 only . . .
http://tmxxine.com/sip/ps6.tar.gz

NB:
Latest Code in first post

Now updated 26 June to merge with CEL's code and drop the FreeBasic part
CEL's code implemented but not tested. . .

this is an example of how I filled in the details
yours should be similar but not identical . .
If you recieved a voicemail about adding password each time
- don't worry - you just have to do it once and it is saved then just press the PJSAU button to run . . .

Lobster · Posted: Wed 25 Jun 2008, 09:25 Post subject:

HairyWill has recompiled pjsau - download the updated prog from here and see if that produces better result - we have had some success with it . . .
http://tmxxine.com/sip/ps5.tar.gz
Will was able to send a voice message . . .

remember to change the permissions so it an executable program
Smile

CEL · Joined: 02 Sep 2007 Posts: 24

Success! Thank you HairyWill! My calls are now all clear. One thing I had to adjust though: I added --clock-rate 22000 to my config file. Before I did that, it would hang, before every call, at "attempting to open devices @16000 Hz." So if other people confirm this I suggest we add that line to the default config file.

Another thing: You may have noticed that the account fields are blank when you open puppysip even after you've already filled them out. It's because the script doesn't have an absolute path to the config file. (This is set at line #7 in v5.) So maybe this could be put in /root/.pjsuacfg or installed in /usr/local/puppysip/

Lobster · Posted: Thu 26 Jun 2008, 00:22 Post subject:

OK updates
including sound and retaining of config details

download this to /root
http://tmxxine.com/sip/ps6.tar.gz

it should when you click on it create a directory called /root/puppysip6

the config details entered are mine

run ps6 to run prog (remember to set permissions)

change 'Your Sip URL:'

HairyWill · Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 2949 Location: Southampton, UK

Yesterday I managed to use pjsua to make a call to my mobile using my gizmo out credit. My account credentials are stored in the config file.

muggins · Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 6660 Location: lisbon

Lob,

nice looking frontend. I haven't used the app, but I'm wondering if it would it be possible to have traditional "Ring" & "Hang up", to replace "Run pjsua" etc, whilst still using the same underlying code?

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1604 Location: South Australia

Will, I have also called a phone, not a mobile but a normal one. It rang but I didn't answer it.

What I also tried was dialing into the Gizmo server to retrieve messages. This worked fine except pressing option 2 didn't work but the sound was very clear. I think the keypad in Gizmo must generate tones, not key codes.

This could be added to the Buddies:
sip:611@proxy01.sipphone.com

Just need to work out how to generate the appropriate tone for each key.

Things are looking better all the time. All this in about .5 Meg, although compressed not too bad.

I can't wait to try a voice call with someone.

Smokey

Caneri · Joined: 04 Sep 2007 Posts: 1565 Location: Canada

Hi Lobster,

Hooray!! I got your voice mail from PuppySip version 6 and the quality was good.

I also have a response from viagenie.ca with some advice and will inform the group when I can make heads or tails of it.

One thing they recommended was to run a voip server somewhere and then use their service to punch holes through local/personal NAT routers.

I may have a spot to run this Puppy VOIP server...

and the fun continues... Wink

Best,
Eric

eccentric · Joined: 05 Jan 2006 Posts: 128 Location: Khon Kaen Thailand

the phone is by Salvador Dahli, there is another all white phone in the same vain but i cannot remember the artist, both where on show at the V&A in London. last year. ( from :- telegraph.co.uk).

Michael in China, using two empty bean tins and a length of string.

Lobster · Posted: Fri 27 Jun 2008, 01:15 Post subject:

Thanks to Smokey01 (Grant) and Eric - received voicemail from Puppy Sip - that part works. Smile

Thanks guys Smile

Salvador Dali I believe created 4 Lobster phones. They worked. I have seen one in the Tate gallery London.

Tate modern may eventually have a Lobster room, where all Lobster themed artwork is displayed.

Has anyone done Puppy Sip to Puppy Sip yet?

charnisingh · Joined: 06 Oct 2007 Posts: 138

Lobster,

i tried the VOIP sip phone to day but could noy register myself, may be

my details of form filling was not correctly filled.

Charni.

Lobster · Posted: Fri 27 Jun 2008, 03:18 Post subject:

Hi Charni

hope this helps:

change 'Your Sip URL:'
sip:chanrnisingh@proxy01.sipphone.com

and 'Username' to
chanrnisingh

add your gzmo password
the rest stays the same

then click on Save config details [OK]
and then [Run PjSUA]

Press enter
type m to make a call
enter the number of the person you wish to phone . . .
if they are not online leave a voicemail . . .

h to hangup

Lobster · Posted: Fri 27 Jun 2008, 05:55 Post subject:

OK new version out (still in Puppy6 directory)

Puppy SIP 7
http://tmxxine.com/sip/ps7.tar.gz

New features

Only tested in Puppy Dingo

smokey01 · Joined: 30 Dec 2006 Posts: 1604 Location: South Australia

Guys, apart from lobsters improvements tombh and myself had a great conversation for about 2 hours today. The quality was great with less lag than skype.

The online status is a bit tricky. you can press s (subscribe) [enter] then your own address from the buddy list. This will then show you that you are online. I then pressed s [enter] 6 [enter] which is tom's address and it displayed his status as online.

Now the big discovery. When you call someone they must press a to answer. It tells you to type in a code between 100-699. You need to select between 200-299. You can then have a good clear two way conversation. To finish press h [enter]

Smokey

HairyWill · Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 2949 Location: Southampton, UK

I've playing with pjsua lots and have it working in lots of ways.

I've built the windows pjsua and used it to make calls to and from the linux version both using ip-ip and making direct unauthenticated calls to another instance of pjsua connected to the gizmo network (ie pjsua sip:hairywill@proxy01.sipphone.com).

I've made direct unauthenticated calls from pjsua on linux to gizmo on windows. (spoke to puppyluvr yesterday)

What I can't do is use pjsua to make a call to gizmo on linux this gives me a big long stream of