Just thought I'd post an update on my progress.
- I asked ServiceObjects to create a Perl script - no response yet. - I found this reverse lookup script that uses anywho.com: http://search.cpan.org/~phocus/revphone-0.01/lib/revphone.pm. Managed to integrate it with my email and jabber notification scripts without too much hassle. Seems to work well, but for residential listings only - doesn't work for businesses.
Missing business listings is not good - I'm going to keep looking for
pay-for and free solutions.
We have done some simple work on this via e164.org and the code we wrote for TXTCIDName()...
It looks for names and/or exchanges from TXT records stored in e164.org... This pulls the enum configuration from enum.conf but as far as I know we're the only one that ever implemented a TXT record to store names etc along with SIP records etc...
So far we have 2 zones, e164.org for people putting their names or other info and cc.e164.org stores a whole bunch of exchange information, we are always looking for more sources of data to make the information more granular as well...
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Best regards, Duane
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