Wammu

Full list of changes: Add ID for Nokia 6275i (bug #1096). Fix Windows build by not defining MSVC version. Correctly use first entry location in MPBR (bug #1076). Avoid buffer overrun when parsing SM30 SMS (bug ... [More] #1110). Properly detect user home directory. Improved MMS notifications encoding. Allow to specify MMS notification class. Implemented decoding of MMS notification (bug #1100). SMSD now properly groups multipart messages together. New NULL service for SMSD. RunOnReceive now gets environment variables with SMS data. Fixed AT lines splitting to work properly with quotes. Separate getting information for Motorola phones (bug #1076). Fixed reading of Samsung contacts (bug #1105). Re-enable classic AT commands for adding Samsung contact (bug #1105). SMSD no longer requires support for SMS status, so it works with Nokia S40 phones. Fix finding of empty location for some AT phones (bug #1119). Restore phone phonebook also to phones not supporting status (bug #1122). Avoid reading phone memory on reading SIM (bug #1123). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. PS: You can meet me this weekend at FOSDEM. [Less]

Full list of changes: Fix manually updating Gammu settings (bdo #565165). Disable phone search while connected to phone (bug #460). Properly handle errors when submitting to phonedb (bug #1102). Make talkback ... [More] dialog modal (bug #487). Wammu asks for PIN code on connection if required (bug #305). Command wammu -i now also shows security status. Do not try bluetooth connections on cable (bdo #565122). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. [Less]

Full list of changes: Fix crash when searching for phone (bug #1073). Avoid extra space at the end of SMS (bug #869). Respect message folder when importing backup (bug #1079). Fixed handling of boolean config ... [More] values (bug #1090). Translation improvements (especially Dutch). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. [Less]

Full list of changes: Simplify code in FILES smsd service. FILES service can send smsbackup messages. Configurable outbox format for SMSD/FILES. Improve conversion of boolean settings from Python. Do ... [More] not use MPBR/SPBR for other than phone memory (bug #1076). Fix crash with unknown CME error (bug #1082). Fixed connecting to Onda devices (LP #501025). SMSD can terminate itself after defined number of failures. You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. [Less]

The biggest changes have happened inside Gammu SMSD. It has become separate binary, new DBI backend, monitoring capabilities and dozens of smaller bug fixes and improvements. SMSD is really starting to be more important part of Gammu suite now. ... [More] Gammu engine itself gained support for some new phones. The biggest improvements were done in various extensions to AT commands, so you now have much better support for Samsung and Motorola phones. However there are still lot of things to improve as most of functionality is currently read only. Originally Gammu used to decode PDU (SMS data) by a little cryptic code, which used some offsets to actually read the parts of it. Last year this code was replaced in 6510 and AT driver by generic PDU parser, which is much safer and is able to handle better various error conditions. For 6510 driver this change was possible by analyzing lot of SMS file dumps and understanding it's structure instead of wild guessed offsets which were used previously and broke from time time. The little technical change was that python-gammu is now part of Gammu sources. The reson for this is tight integration of those and it was anyway needed to release both at same time in past. Besides all these changes, whole Gammu is more covered by test cases, what allows us to automatically detect more possible problems. This moves us a bit to infrastructure changes. First important thing (which I did at DebConf, where several people finally convinced me to do this) was switch development to use Git version control system. For now our repositories are hosted at Gitorious and SourceForge.net. Later. in autumn, new website for both Gammu and Wammu was launched. It contains much more information than old one and all information is available in one place. For Wammu, it was quite quiet year, most changes were only bug fixes and not much progress has happened there. Wammu would really welcome some fresh blood. [Less]

Full list of changes: Initial support for reading Motorola calendar (bug#338). Avoid parsing boolean config values all around the code. FILES backend of SMSD now support message injecting. Ignore duplicate lines in AT reply (bug#1069). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/.

Full list of changes: Include forgotten Czech man pages. Fixed compatibility with Python 2.4. You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/.

Full list of changes: Add ID for MTK1/MTK2 phones (bug#1051). Add DecodePDU to Python bindings. Added sample SQL trigger for SMSD polls. Display sent SMS time if it is available (bug#1053). Added bunch ... [More] of new testcases. Distinguish silent/tone alarms in own backup format. Fixed compilation with Clang compiler. Fixed handling of SMS memories with Samsung (bug#1063). Reporting location based on OpenCellID database (bug#1039). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. [Less]

Full list of changes: Better formatting of message (bug #869). Allow to export only new messages to IMAP (thanks to Tilmann Bitterberg). Do not emit warnings in Python 2.6 (bug #966). Properly escape XML in XML ... [More] export (bug #914). Improve some English texts (bug #859). Better configuration of IMAP export (thanks to Tilmann Bitterberg). Sleep before reading newly created fields (bug #895). Do not use transparent icons (bug #833). You can download it from http://wammu.eu/download/. [Less]

Since new Gammu/Wammu website has been lanched, the Czech version was a bit hidden. It did exist, however it was not promoted anywhere on English version. The reason for this was that there was too much text to translate and it took some time. Now the translation is at almost reasonable level, however any contributor is welcome to contribute