Hi, Le lundi 29 septembre 2008 à 16:49 +0200, Jan Schampera a écrit : > Jan Kasprzak wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I have just compiled ekiga 3.0 on my Fedora 9/x86_64, and I have some > > questions and problems: > > let me comment some of those.
let me comment the rest :-) > > * When starting up, ekiga displays two error pop-up windows - one says > > "Invalid array index", and the other one says "Operating System > > error". Also two "FIXME" strings are printed on STDERR. I need a backtrace. > > * The contacts from the Address Book apparently retained only the name, > > but not the phone number or the SIP URL, when migrating > > from 2.0 to 3.0. When I try to add the SIP URL to an existing > > (incorrectly imported) contact, I then get the same two error pop-ups > > as above, and another two new pop-ups with the same error messages > > are created every two or so seconds. > > These 2 *might* be a migration problem 2 -> 3. We will see if it's > reproducable. As we are using Evolution-Data-Server to store the contact information, there is no reason why this information would be lost, except if you compiled without GNOME support, ie without Evolution-Data-Server support. Is this the case ? > > > * How to get my contacts from the address book (the window available > > by selecting Chat -> Address Book menu item) displayed in the > > "Contacts" roster in the main window? (This may be related to the > > problem above - my contacts apparently lost their SIP URL > > when migrating to 3.0). > > In contect menu, there should be an "Add to local roster" (or > translated) menupoint. The address book window has an "Action" menu too. [...] > > * When making an outgoing call (e.g. to [EMAIL PROTECTED]), ekiga (or PA) > > says > > > > *** PULSEAUDIO: Unable to create stream. > > Cannot set parameters Input/output error > > > > but then the call works without a problem. I have all three > > audio devices in Edit->Preferences->Audio->Devices set to > > "Default (PTLIB/ALSA)". > > Does your ALSA reside above a PulseAudio system? I think it's PA. Yes, it is not on our side. > > * IMHO, from the UI point of view, the chat should be treated the same way > > as a call. In 3.0, there is a separate Chat->Call menu item, > > but no Chat->Message or whatever. > > Agreed. Just report a bug. > > * The Chat->Call option (and the green phone icon in the main window) > > is still available even when there is no valid SIP (or other) > > URL entered in the URL input box. Selecting it (or clicking the > > green icon) provides no audible feedback, and almost no visual > > feedback (apart from the status line message "User is not available"). > > I think the "User busy" ringtone should be played, and maybe a > > error pop-up should be displayed, with a more meaningful message > > (such as "`sip:' is not a valid URL"). Or the green button should > > be disabled altogether, until a valid URL is entered. > > Agreed. Just report a bug. > > * I have not found a way how to send a message to the SIP URL in the > > URL input box (e.g. when this URL is not in the Address Book as well). > > Right. We will find a way. You can report a bug (for 3.20). > > * The URL input box no longer has a history drop-down button > > (I used almost exclusively this one for making calls, because > > I mostly call only two or three SIP contacts). Can it be restored? > > The "Call history" tab is not sufficient, because it also > > displays incoming and missed calls, and does not display the > > presence status - I would like to keep a "Contacts" tab opened > > by default instead of "Call history". > > A method would be to use the values from the "Call history", just > filtered (doubles). Would that be enough? You can report a bug (for 3.20). > > * Shouldn't the "display the address book" action be under the View > > menu instead of "Chat" menu? After all, I want to _view_ the > > address book, not _chat_ it :-) > > Agreed. Same remark, bug report. > > * (I have written this one before:) I think it would be less confusing > > if the local video was displayed vertically flipped (like as > > the user is looking at himself into the mirror) - this way it > > would be easier to "stay in the center of the frame". > > I don't know how far this is possible with the different output plugs, > but I know who to ask ;-) Not sure here, it would lead to a super wide Ekiga window. > Most of this stuff won't make it into the next (meant as bugfix release) > version, since the GNOME branch is in freeze. > > Don't ask to fill the bugzilla, fill it ;-) The worst thing that can > happen is, that somebody thinks it's not a bug/valid request and closes > it (but most of this sounds valid to me!). > I agree with Jan here. -- _ Damien Sandras (o- //\ Ekiga Softphone : http://www.ekiga.org/ v_/_ NOVACOM : http://www.novacom.be/ FOSDEM : http://www.fosdem.org/ SIP Phone : sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
