Anrufbeantworter mit Hagenuk Speed Dragon?

Gert Doering (gert@greenie.muc.de)
Mon, 6 Jul 1998 17:10:06 +0200


Hi,

David Kastrup wrote:
>    From: gert@greenie.muc.de (Gert Doering)
>    Date: Sun, 5 Jul 1998 17:56:55 +0200 (MEST)
> 
>    please write to the newsgroup/mailing list only in English.  It's read by
>    over 500 people all over the world, most of them not able to speak
>    German.
> 
> Sorry.  I have posted this to de.alt.comm.mgetty and was assuming that
> the usual discussion language (as with almost all de.* groups) would
> be German.  

If you say "usual": it's *usual* to read a few articles before writing
your own, to see what's "usual" for a given group.

> Perhaps trying to get a group alt.comm.mgetty instead
> would be more appropriate if an international audience is wanted.

You're welcome to make sure that the distribution of such a group is
appropriate.  As long as that cannot be guaranteed, we will stay with 
what we have.  Remeber, this is de.*ALT*.comm.mgetty, so the rules are
*DIFFERENT*.

[..]
>    > Danach geht man mit ATA in den Connect-Modus.  Tja, ich weiß, das ist
>    > jetzt momentan ein bischen wenig, aber das ist das Prinzip.
> 
>    You want mgetty.  Isdn4linux is for things that do NOT have AT
>    commands.
> 
> Actually, I was not talking about isdn4linux but the isdn4linux
> tools.  isdn4linux provides an AT-mode interface in the kernel, and
> consequently the isdn4linux tools (including their answering machine)
> use exactly this AT mode interface.  I should have expected you to
> know this, after all, you support those simulated AT-mode modems of
> isdn4linux in mgetty.

People ask all the time whether they should isdn4linux for ISDN Terminal
Adaptors or not... - as for using the i4l tools, well, as long as the
Speed Dragon doesn't provide the proper voice commands, it won't work,
neither will vgetty.

[..]
> >From your comments I would gather that using vgetty as a starting
> point would be
> a) complicated
> b) not appreciated.

Well, maybe not the latter, but definitely the former.  There is no CAPI
support in vgetty.  Adding one would require writing a low-level driver
for the Speed Dragon which provides the interal vgetty API on top of
this "AT-command-CAPI". 

It is definitely possible, but much work.

gert

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