using https://github.com/the-modem-distro/pinephone_modem_sdk/blob/kirkstone/tools/helpers/retrieve_recordings/get_recordings (you would have to change the first line for directory to save)
with something like
mv $(echo $file|sed 's@./@@') $(date +%s)$(echo $file|sed 's@./@@;s/.*_//')
after adb pull to fix the date
and adding something like
[ $1 == "+223344556677" ]&&(cat $HOME/.local/share/sxmo/modem/+223344556677/sms.txt|tail -n 3|grep -q wav)&&get_recordings
at the start of the sxmo_hook_sms.sh it would be able to retrieve the recording
to enable it there would need to be a switch that runs
sxmo_modemsendsms.sh +223344556677 'record all calls' and then enable running doas adb start-server at boot then to disable sxmo_modemsendsms.sh +223344556677 'stop recording calls'
What is this ticket about and how adb is related to this. Is this an audio recording feature? Please explain.
oh whoops i should have done something like "automate grabbing recorded calls from modem"
Nice idea! But what would the use case be? Almost every carrier I can think of has voice mail.
Plus, such a program would require the phone to be on, which a carrier's voice mail does not require.
On Mon, Jan 02, 2023 at 02:46:17PM +0000, ~bgkillas wrote:
oh whoops i should have done something like "automate grabbing recorded calls from modem"
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Plus, such a program would require the phone to be on, which a carrier's voice mail does not require.
We can use both. When device is online, local voicemail is in use. When device is offline, voicemail server is in use.
Important note: In my country, the government (ministry of communication) has ordered to disable voicemail servers unless customer desires it. The problem is when the government would order to cease voicemail entirely.
How come a simple feature that was available during the 80's is now rare? I see a pattern, to make us attached to a tracking device. Did you not notice?