Gammu 1.26.0 is out! There is reduced memory usage, tons of bugfixes, better support for reading messages from Motorola phones.
Full list of changes:
- Fixed handling of RunOnReceive error code.
- Fixed crash when encoding USSD dials.
- Fixed decoding of phonebook entries on Motorola (bug #988).
- Fixed decoding of long text messages (bug #990).
- Fixed location of saved message (bug #989).
- Added ID for Nokia 1681c.
- Fixed reading of phonebook from Samsung (bug #980).
- Add ID for Nokia 3390b (bug #982).
- DCT3 dependent code reports error when phone is not DCT3 (bug #982).
- Fixed reading of DCT4 file folders (bug #986).
- Reworked RPM packages (separate libraries and SMSD).
- Huawei E160 uses encoded USSD requests.
- Better support for messages on Motorola, thanks to Quintin Hill.
- Fix reading of SMS backups without text (bug #963).
- Send message even if SendingTimeOut is null (bug #977).
- Disabled automatic OBEX for Motorola phones.
- Increased limits for message length, bump soname to 7 because of this.
- Changed SMSD tables to be able to handle longer messages from Motorola phones.
- Documented most commands in man page.
- Completed Czech translation of Gammu.
- Avoid crash on some Nokia smses (bug #959).
- Added support for Bluetooth on more BSD systems, thanks to Iain Hibbert.
- Added new command setsmsc.
- Added option to disable checking for battery and signal in SMSD.
- Fixed getting firmware revision on AT phones (bug #951).
- Added support for home/work mobile number (bug #952).
- Fixed handling of error response for security status in AT.
- Fixed segfault on systems with very low memory limits.
- Development now goes on in Git repository, please check README.
- 6510 driver now dynamically allocates memory for file caches, what reduces Gammu memory usage by 800 MiB.
- Added testcases for AT+CNMI replies.
- Fixed range parsing in AT engine.
- Added reconnect support in PostgreSQL driver in SMSD.
- Gammu debug level no longer can be controlled separately in SMSD.
- Fix loop when Nokia phone does not allow to access files (bug #954).
You can download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/.
Debian users will find packages in unstable soon, SUSE, Fedora and Mandriva users can check repository in OpenSuse Build Service and Ubuntu in my PPA.
