Ken,
The script takes a command generated by a browser link such as
tel:555-1212, sip:[email protected] or callto:555-1212, or by an
address book
entry from CardBook. It extracts the phone number or SIP address, and
sends the properly formatted result to Linphone.
I need it because Linphone does not work out of the box as a handler
application for any of these, as far as I could tell. I wish it could take
the raw link as a parameter, but it doesn't understand the syntax. So I
set up Firefox and Thunderbird/CardBook to run the script, and the script
calls Linphone in turn, with a parameter that works. Pretty straightforward.
It's easy to adapt to work with any SIP softphone that can take a
command line to make a call. They all use command lines that are not
compatible with browsers, except Zoiper does work.
On 2020-10-28 11:33 a.m., Ken wrote:
WoW! I have hardly any idea of what your script is supposed to do...
I have been trying to get the basic Linphone app to work for a couple
of years now...
Still Trying
On Wed, Oct 28, 2020 at 10:35, Maciej Morycinski <[email protected]>
wrote:
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