It took again one week and here comes new Gammu testing version. Again number of changes is quite impressive, to name the most important - new DBI backend for SMSD, which allows to easily support wide range of databases, SMSD now exports some information in shared memory segment, what allows monitoring of its state, python-gammu bindings now support some basic SMSD operations, libusb-1.0 based driver for Nokia cables (especially DKU-2) and last but not least, Gammu finally has fake phone driver, which can be used for testing and writing applications and performs all operations in selected directory on filesystem.
Full list of changes:
- Fixed privileges dropping in SMSD.
- SMSD inject now properly uses PhoneID.
- Improve SMSD documentation.
- Translations improvements.
- Add ID for Nokia 7373.
- Do not try to use filesystem OBEX if IrMC access was forced.
- Fix possible crash in LMB decoder.
- Avoid string length overflow in Nokia phonebook encoder.
- Introduced backward compatibility of gammu.StateMachine.SetConfig.
- Experimental dku-2 userspace driver using libusb-1.0 (fbususb).
- python-gammu can now inject messages into SMSD (gammu.SMSD object).
- SMSD stores summary counts of sent/received messages in database.
- Added gammu-smsd-monitor program to monitor state of SMSD.
- python-gammu can now monitor SMSD state.
- Do not try to use OBEX 1.0 it's too old (bug #807).
- Better parse ATI replies from Samsung (bug #806).
- Better parse CSQ replies from Samsung (bug #806).
- Add small delays to SMS sending/saving (bug #794).
- SMSD monitor can now run for configured number of loops.
- Added DBI backend for SMSD, so we now support wide range of databases.
- SMSD does not delete SMS from phone when it's saving has failed.
- Added SQL structure for sqlite, which can be used through DBI.
- python-gammu can run and stop SMSD.
- Initial implementation of dummy phone driver for testing.
- Allow to configure path to config from command line.
- SMSD monitor allows output in CSV.
You can download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/,
Debian users will find packages in experimental soon.
