config FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR bool "Callmonitor 1.19.3" select FREETZ_BUSYBOX_MD5SUM select FREETZ_BUSYBOX_REALPATH default n help Callmonitor enables you to perform arbitrary actions upon incoming calls on your AVM Fritz!Box (e.g., to send notifications to your favorite set-top box, to wake up your PC, or to send you a mail when you have missed a call). config FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_webif bool "Web interface" default y depends FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR && (FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_monitor || FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_phonebook) help This options installs a number of configuration pages in Freetz's Web interface. Say YES here unless you feel comfortable configuring Callmonitor via text files. Which parts of the configuration pages are actually displayed may depend on the installed features. comment "Web interface [disabled]" depends FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR && ! (FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_monitor || FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_phonebook) config FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_actions bool "Actions" default y depends FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR help This options installs all the actions to be used in the 'Listeners' rules, such as 'dboxmessage', 'mailmessage', 'config', and many more. These actions may be used independently of the Callmonitor daemon by calling them via the 'callaction' command. You probably want to say YES here. config FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_monitor bool "Monitoring daemon" default y depends FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR help This options installs the heart of Callmonitor, a daemon that monitors incoming and outgoing call events and performs actions according to a set of rules. Actions range from ready-to-use notifications to arbitrary shell code. You want to say YES here if you are new to Callmonitor. config FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR_phonebook bool "Phonebook support" default y depends FREETZ_PACKAGE_CALLMONITOR help This option makes Callmonitor map phone numbers to names using several sources of information: reverse-lookup Web services, AVM's built-in phonebook and an additional text file named 'Callers'. Only say NO here if you are not interested in who is calling you.