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It certainly seems like it should be possible to download voicemails, I'd have to investigate it. The script may need some smarts to track which voicemails have already been grabbed. It may be preferable to set up the e-mail functionality on the Vonage site and send them to your HomeSeer server directly.
I'll investigate the available options and see what I can come up with. I don't currently use the voicemail features on the site so it may take a little while to plan in time to "test" them out here.
It certainly seems like it should be possible to download voicemails, I'd have to investigate it. The script may need some smarts to track which voicemails have already been grabbed. It may be preferable to set up the e-mail functionality on the Vonage site and send them to your HomeSeer server directly.
I'll investigate the available options and see what I can come up with. I don't currently use the voicemail features on the site so it may take a little while to plan in time to "test" them out here.
-Phil
yes downloading would be awesome.
I already send the voicemails to my email account as wav attachments but in order to get the wav attachment out of the email and onto the whole house audio system for playback, I have to use a 3rd party program to extract the wav filei out and dump it to c:\voicemails.
I think if your code looks for the 'new" jpg/etc that indicates it's a new voicemail and attempts to grab that link location and dump to c:\voicemails that would work.
once we get the voicemails in a local drive location we can simply create playlist for the voicemails to play back the vonage voicemails over the whole house audio.
hs.speak Welcome home, while you where out today you received voice mail. then i can run though c:\voicemails.
I already send the voicemails to my email account as wav attachments but in order to get the wav attachment out of the email and onto the whole house audio system for playback, I have to use a 3rd party program to extract the wav filei out and dump it to c:\voicemails.
FYI, My POP3 email package will download and decode attachments. With a small amount of scripting, attachments can be copied to any directory on your PC.
I'm attaching a debug version with enhanced error reporting in the GetPage function. I've already updated it to use the UK site in the base url. This should give us some clues to get to the bottom of this.
Please post the log snippet after running it and be sure to remove any personal info as there might be your login and password in the URLs that get dumped out.
That did help... I found the problem. Try out this version and let me know if it works out.
If it does work and you want to continue to use it without the debugging lines filling up your log, just change the DebugLevel to equal 0 (zero) in the script.
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