gmane.comp.voip.wengophone.devel

Microphone volume control on Vista ...

Mauro Sérgio Ferreira Brasil — 2008-04-30T16:45:44

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srtp support and asterisk

Juraj Bednar — 2008-04-25T23:52:18

Hello, is it possible to use SRTP support with Asterisk? Do I need to use anything special on Asterisk side? Does OpenWengo support SIP over TLS (over TCP)? How does the key exchange work and how do I know, that there is no man in the middle and I'm actually talking to the right party? Also, is anyone planning on implementing OTR support for chat protocols? Thanks, Juraj.

Encryption not Working in 2.1.2

2008-04-20T12:56:05

hello, i have a fresh install of wengophone version 2.1.2 (the binary-version) for linux. the counterpart also have a fresh install (same system). if we both activate encryption, it doesn't work, this means there is no encryption lock and the debug output says we're not encrypted. the debug-output looks like this: (debug) 12:35:10 virtual void PhApiWrapper::enableAEC(bool): AEC enabled (debug) 12:35:10 virtual void PhApiWrapper::enableHalfDuplex(bool): half-duplex disabled (info) 12:35:10 virtual void PhApiWrapper::setCallsEncryption(bool): Set call encryption to:1 (debug) 12:35:10 virtual void PhApiWrapper::init(): phApi successfully initialized and (info) 13:22:09 virtual bool PhApiWrapper::isCallEncrypted(int): Call with callId 1 has encryption mode 0 What can i do and why is this?

Cross compiling libdbus-c++

maor — 2008-04-15T19:30:14

Hi, I was wondering if it possible to do cross compile dbus-c++, and if so how ? I was trying to build it using the following: CC,LD.CXX... to the cross compiler binaries and run /configure --prefix=$HOME/powerpc-target --host=powerpc-linux --with-build-li bdbus-cxx=$HOME/dbus-cpp/dbus-c++/ The issue is that this way the tools dbusxx-introspect and dbusxx-xml2cpp comp iled with the cross toolchain and trying to link with the native binary which obviously failing, anyway all the point is for these tools is to run on the ho st machine so they need to be compiled with "native" host compiler.I haven't s ucceed to figure the right way to do it, I'll appreciate any advice. Thanks, Maor.

Disable user interface (UI) items

Darshaka Pathirana — 2008-04-07T18:18:04

Hi! I've got a short question on customizing qutecom... Is it possible to disable some of the configuration items? [1] states this could possibly be done with some Qt-Stylesheets. [1] http://dev.openwengo.com/trac/openwengo/trac.cgi/wiki/WengoPhoneCobranding In particular I look for an option to hide the "Call Forward"-Option in Tools -> Configuration. I've looked in "WengoConfigDialog.ui", "QtWengoConfigDialog.cpp" and "QtCallforwardSettings.*" but could not find any way to disable it without touching the code... (if that would be the only way, I also would like here how this could be done that way). Thank you very much! Greetings, - Darsha

Thanks for help

Vadim Lebedev — 2008-04-07T09:35:35

Folks, I'd like to present and to thank Leonard Norrgard. Without his generous help I would be still struggling with mailng list and web site for qutecom Thanks a lot Leonard Vadim P.S. I'm going to inhibit posts to openwengo-devel list since tommorrow unless there is an objections.

New list and and web home are active

Vadim Lebedev — 2008-04-03T13:38:01

Folks, The subejcts says it all. Take a look to www.qutecom.org i've subscribed all existing subscribes to the new list You you didnt't receive a welcome message in couple of hours it means i've goofed so please go to http://lists.qutecom.org/mailman/listinfo/qutecom-dev and subscribe manually Thanks Vadim

[PATCH 00 of 12] gcc warnings patches

2008-03-29T01:40:28

Here it the patchbomb, split per module. Ok! I agree. I skipped the libosip2 and srtp modules. However I believe that we should move these modules into libs/3dparty and support for using them as system libraries (like for ffmpeg) Regards, Ludovico

Wengo ActiveX/OCX/DLL etc

2008-03-28T21:34:31

Question on customizing Wengo

mark morreny — 2008-03-28T20:23:33

wengophone build error

Takashi Ohashi — 2008-03-28T13:29:05

Could NOT find QtCore Error

Uchida — 2008-03-25T08:07:55

Hello all, I try to compile the OpenWengo source (wengophone-2.1.2-source.zip), for Visual Studio .NET 2003. But, I have the following error. Somebody, please advice. Qt libraries : binary install (qt-win-opensource-4.3.4-mingw.exe) Error ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- C:\msys\1.0\home\wengophone-2.1.2-source\build\>cmake .. -G "NMake Makefiles"

GCC warnings patch

Ludovico Cavedon — 2008-03-24T10:31:40

Hi! I noticed that the compilation of qutecom generates a lot of compiler warnings. Fixing these warnings could help in increasing the stability of the application. Here http://allievi.sssup.it/cavedon/warnings.patch.gz is a patch that removes most of the warnings under linux, by: - declare as "static" functions used only in the .c file where they were defined - use (void) instead of () in declaration of C functions taking no arguments (in fact, in C, differently from C++, () does not mean (void)) - add headers for exported symbols, instead of replicating prototypes inside other .c files - add "const", "signed/unsigned", "size_t" where appropriate - use "%lu" for printf-ing size_t types ("%zu" would be correct, but it is not portable) I did not address: - "defined but not used" - warnings coming from external libraries (e.g. libgaim, gsm) Could someone check try if this breaks compilation under MacOS X and Windows, please? Regards, Ludovico

stopWaveOutDevice bug

J. Christopher Pereira Z. — 2008-03-21T22:43:03

Exceptions when Debugging with MS VS 2003 / 2005

J. Christopher Pereira Z. — 2008-03-20T20:11:37

Qutecom

Andreas Schneider — 2008-03-20T09:02:40

Qutecom or Wengo 2.2 Repo

J. Christopher Pereira Z. — 2008-03-19T23:37:39

Accessibility

S. Buffn — 2008-03-18T20:43:04

Helllo, I am blind so wuld like to know how ist the weengo accessible for visually impaired people. What lahguage is used for developing? C/C++ with standard win32 elements? Or some java? Or anything else? Jan b

[Howto]Build and Compiling V2.1.2 With VisualStudio 2005

2008-03-14T16:32:52

Newbie - how to switch on debug messages?

Thijs Brouwer — 2008-03-14T14:10:56

Testing list functionality

Vadim Lebedev — 2008-03-13T13:17:54

Testing list functionality