Hi Justace, you could aswell use the "forward when call isn't answered" feature in GM to forward to some openam, openivr or asterisk service. Then that system will be able to do all the voicemail you want and you get an email telling you what you've missed (aswell as GM showing you in the history) Of course this isn't presented through the GM gui, but at least it has the functionality (except for the above don't do video, just audio)... Am Mi, den 11.08.2004 schrieb Justace Clutter um 4:27: > Guys... > > I also did some quick searching for an answering machine for > gnomemeeting. Right now it just says, hey you missed a call, and it > looks like you have to probe gnomemeeting for that. What if, when > somebody called and you were not there, it could connect and transmit a > pre-recorded message (audio or audio/video) to the other person and then > disconnected after a set length of time like 20 seconds. The responces > could be stored as avi or mpeg files and viewed later. When you missed > a call the little telephone in the notification area could flash. It > could also be set up to flash corresponding to the number of called you > missed. I am not sure if this functionality is in yet or not. If it is > I appologize. I looked for the missed message notification and found > one email from about 1.3 years ago. The message that was recoreded > could be piped through the gnomemeeting interface but there would be no > outgoing video or audio streams. What do you all think about this one? -- Best regards, Kilian
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