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how to use phoneebook fop2 with my telephones ?

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    dr.x
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    hi ,
    i have two types of telephones
    Yeahlink & Grandstream .

    now from fop2 phonebook , i created users and phones .
    but my request is how to connect these data with my phones ??

    regards

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      nicolas
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      The fop2 phonebook is a standalone application. It does not "connect" to phones, or other softwares.

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        dr.x
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        hi admin ,
        did you mean i cant get benifet of this phonebook ??? and map it to my telephones ????

        regards

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          nicolas
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          FOP2 is a web based application, the phonebook is also a web based application. If you have a phone with phonebook features, you have to look at your phone, not fop2. You can surely benefit for FOP2 phonebook by using it. If you want, you can export data and import to your phones, but it is up to your phone to import that data somehow.

          Best regards,

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            SolarW
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            I'm found solution for Cisco and Yealink phones.
            Anybody, who can modify this solution for Grandstream (and other) phones?

            To wish list.
            Many IP-phones can download phonebook from server.
            Pls add to FOP2 distributive additional script for generate phonebook in format.
            phonebook-cisco.php
            phonebook-yealink.php
            pronebook-grandstream.php
            etc

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              SolarW
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              Additional info:

              XML Based Downloadable Phone Book Guide Grandstream GXP21xx/GXP14xx/GXP116x IP Phone

              Script for generate Grandstream phonebook.xml from /etc/asterisk/sip*.conf files

              #!/bin/bash
              a=0
              b=1
              c=2
              book=phonebook.xml
              echo | sed -n '/callerid\=/p' /etc/asterisk/sip*.conf| sed s'/callerid\=//'g | sed s'/</ /'g | sed s'/>//'g | sed s'/;//'g >> tmp.file
              spisok=(`cat tmp.file`)
              echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' >> $book
              echo "<AddressBook>" >> $book
              while [ ${spisok[a]} ];do
              cat <<EOF >>$book
                  <Contact>
                      <LastName>${spisok[a]}</LastName>
                      <FirstName>${spisok[b]}</FirstName>
                      <Phone>
                          <phonenumber>${spisok[c]}</phonenumber>
                          <accountindex>1</accountindex>
                          <downloaded>0</downloaded>
                      </Phone>
                      <Groups>
                          <groupid>2</groupid>
                      </Groups>
                  </Contact>
              EOF
              a=`expr $a + 3`
              b=`expr $b + 3`
              c=`expr $c + 3`
              done
              echo "</AddressBook>" >>$book
              cp phonebook.xml /var/www/
              rm tmp.file
              
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                SolarW
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                It's me again 🙂

                One more solution for centralized phonebook managament for Yealink and Grandstream phones
                http://forums.grandstream.com/forums/index.php?topic=18008.msg54790#msg54790
                http://forum.yealink.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=962

                You can get code from this project for generate Grandstream and Yealink phonebook format.
                Source data - FOP2 phonebook.

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