nokiasip/README.md
2021-08-06 00:40:59 +01:00

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Nokia SIP

This is a script to generate configurations for SIP on older Nokia phones.

Currently supported phones are:

  • Nokia 208 Dual-SIM
  • Nokia 515 Single-SIM

with more to come soon.

Only Linux is supported right now. Windows support is planned for the future.

Prerequisets

  • python3
  • libexpat1-dev (might only be for building libwbxml - needs further testing)

libwbxml (https://github.com/libwbxml/libwbxml) is provided in libwbxml/.

Usage

./confGen {deviceType} {username} {password} {server}

By default, a config.prov file will be generated to be pushed to the phone (note: this must be done by BlueTooth). You can specify a different output file by passing --output.

Other options

$ ./confGen -h
usage: ./confGen [-h] [--provName PROVNAME] [--port PORT] [--proxy PROXY]
                 [--proxyPort PROXYPORT] [--output OUTPUT]
                 {nokia208dual.xml,nokia515single.xml} username password
                 server

Generate provisioning files for Nokia SIP

positional arguments:
  {nokia208dual.xml,nokia515single.xml}
                        Device type
  username              SIP Username
  password              SIP Password
  server                SIP Server

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --provName PROVNAME   Name for provisioning profile (default 'Nokia SIP')
  --port PORT           SIP Port (default 5060)
  --proxy PROXY         SIP Proxy
  --proxyPort PROXYPORT
                        SIP Proxy Port (default 5060)
  --output OUTPUT       Output file (default config.prov)

Supporting more phones

Create a new file in templates/. Use format "{device}.xml" for the file name.

You can use the following parameters anywhere in the file, which will be replaced by confGen:

Template Parameter CLI Parameter
{NAME} --provName
{PORT} --port
{REGISTRAR} --proxy
{REGISTRAR_PORT} --proxyPort
{USER} username
{PASSWORD} password
{DOMAIN} server

Planned future features

  • STUN
  • Custom SIP expiry
  • TCP
  • Pushing generic configurations and then allowing the user to sign into an account directly on-device