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$Amigan: phoned/README,v 1.5 2005/06/19 05:51:07 dcp1990 Exp $ $Amigan: phoned/README,v 1.6 2005/06/20 03:16:24 dcp1990 Exp $
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| phoned | | phoned |
| (C)2005, Dan Ponte | | (C)2005, Dan Ponte |
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To build, simply type 'make'. phoned was written for BSD make (just "make" To build, simply type 'make'. phoned was written for BSD make (just "make"
on regular BSD systems, "pmake" on many linux machines.) For further on regular BSD systems, "pmake" on many linux machines.) For further
installation instructions, please see doc/install_guide.txt. installation instructions, please see doc/install_guide.txt, which may be
out of date.
NOTE that lib/libpvf/ (library for converting from rockwell and other NOTE that lib/libpvf/ (library for converting from rockwell and other
formats to pvf, a portable format) is GPL'd code. However, I don't forsee formats to pvf, a portable format) is GPL'd code. However, I don't forsee
many troubles, since the BSD license is compatible. many troubles, since the BSD license is compatible. Also, the MD5 code is
(C) L. Peter Deutsch (of Aladdin), and is under a BSD-like license. Please
respect it.
You will find the following directories in this source archive: You will find the following directories in this source archive:

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$Amigan: phoned/doc/install_guide.txt,v 1.2 2005/06/01 00:43:07 dcp1990 Exp $ $Amigan: phoned/doc/install_guide.txt,v 1.3 2005/06/20 03:16:27 dcp1990 Exp $
************************************************************************** **************************************************************************
** phoned installation guide -- it's good ** ** phoned installation guide -- it's good **
** (C)2005, Dan Ponte ** ** (C)2005, Dan Ponte **
************************************************************************** **************************************************************************
1.0 Introduction 1.0 Introduction
phoned is [supposed to be] a powerful phone answering system, much like phoned is [supposed to be] a powerful phone answering system, much like
VOCP. However, it is more-client-server based. VOCP. However, it is more client-server based.
The phoned distribution consists of the following: The phoned distribution consists of the following:
*phoned - the main daemon responsible for logging stuff and talking to *phoned - the main daemon responsible for logging stuff and talking to
clients and the modem clients and the modem
*xfone - a Tcl/Tk application for checking messages and administering *xfone - a Tcl/Tk application for checking messages and administering
mailboxes mailboxes
*Various scripts to administer stuff
*phonectl to talk to phoned via command line
2.0 Requirements 2.0 Requirements
In order to use the base phoned and phonecall, you must have at least the In order to use the base phoned, you must have at least the
following: following:
*A Unix system capable of using sockets and talking to a modem *A Unix system capable of using sockets and talking to a modem
(tested on FreeBSD) (the phoned suite will NOT run on windows. Get a (tested on FreeBSD) (the phoned suite will NOT run on windows. Get a
better OS. It might run on OSX.) better OS. It might run on OSX.)
*Perl (tested on 5.8.6) (dunno why, just have it) *Tcl 8.4 (for xfone and scripts)
*Tk 8.4 (for xfone)
*Tcllib with md5 stuff.
*A C compiler (capable of understanding my mix of ANSI C and other dialect)...GCC works well.
*PCRE
*SQLite3 libraries (with Tcl bindings for scripts)
*A voice modem supported by us. Tested with the Diamond SupraExpress 56i *A voice modem supported by us. Tested with the Diamond SupraExpress 56i
Sp (Rockwell chipset/driver) Sp (Rockwell chipset/driver)
*Telephone service *Telephone service (no shit?)
*A telephone, mic, or other recording device to record the greeting messages *A telephone, mic, or other recording device to record the greeting messages
*A friend who has a telephone to annoy so he can test the system ;-) *A friend who has a telephone to annoy so he can test the system ;-)
Optional: Optional:
*Caller ID service from your phone company in order to use cnd *Caller ID service from your phone company in order to use any filter and notify stuff
(this is basically a requirement, but not so much as to make stuff not work)
*The Festival Speech Synthesis package, available under FreeBSD ports as *The Festival Speech Synthesis package, available under FreeBSD ports as
audio/festival/, in order to use the speech capabilities (highly audio/festival/, in order to use the speech capabilities (highly
recommended.) recommended.) (this is not implemented yet -Dan)
In order to run xfone, you need: 2.1 Compilation and Installation
*Tcl 8.4 Compilation is fairly straightforward: cd to the root directory of the distribution and
*Tk 8.4 type "make". There is currently no install target, but installation is very simple: copy
the phoned binary and configuration file to appropriate places. (/usr/local/{bin,etc} work
well).
...to be continued (just email me if you have questions).