Description of problem: Thanks for the great software! I am happily using ekiga + IPKall for yummy "free" VoIP. It is terribly disappointing that the SIP address / PSTN number is not logged, for each call. This is a basic feature I've come to depend on, on my mobile phone. For PSTN numbers via IPKall, the call history logs the remote location ("RALEIGH, NC") and remote software, but not originating number. ekiga clearly has this information, because it is displayed when someone calls me. For incoming calls via SIP, the call history only shows me a [user]name. At the very least some IP addresses should be in the call history, IMO. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ekiga-2.0.12-2.fc9.x86_64 Expected results: PSTN numbers and IP addresses in call history.
Adding... This is an RFE, therefore low priority. But in making it difficult to find full information on the caller, one could make the argument that that is a security issue, and thus the priority should be raised. Your call...
Hi Jeff, well, basically ekiga-2.x is in maintainance mode for a year or so as the (rather small) team of developpers is focusing on Ekiga 3.0 . I suggest to look around http://blog.ekiga.net/ for features list or info I also asked on #ekiga on irc.gnome.org, but didn't got an answer yet. Talking with upstream sounds the best way to handle this, Daniel
Okay i got some comment back: <Snark> DV, version 3.00 has a call history which for now only shows name + date + duration, but with a context menu which allows calling back, messaging and (if not already there) push to the roster <Snark> we're still pondering if there's a real use for an action "more information" or some such which would show the address <DV> I guess it makes sense, sometimes being able to see the IP of who has called you can be an useful information <DV> at least that makes sense to me :-) Daniel
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