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Subject: Re: using isdnd as incoming call logger 
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"Volker" writes:
> What about using the script 'unknown_incoming' for that purpose? 
> It's being called for incoming calls and is getting all data.
> 
> In isdnd.rc:
> regexpr         = "incoming call from"
> regprog         = unknown_incoming      # execute program when 
> match is found
> 

I wasn't even aware of this script until Hellmuth posted about it.

I started using my method long before the script existed and just
haven't bothered updating.

Actually I think I may try out Julian Stacey's stuff, since it shows
the name of the caller.

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Gary Jennejohn / garyj@jennejohn.org gj@freebsd.org gj@denx.de