jp
21dc883e99
- Index by full E.164 digits instead of last-9 only; previously different people sharing a 9-digit suffix collided and lookups returned the wrong name. Resolve now tries longest match first. - match_digits default 9 -> 15 in code and example config. - Skip emoji/punctuation-only contact names so a junk card can't shadow a real one when a number is duplicated in the export. - Verified: 513 contacts self-consistent; 6 remaining collisions are genuine duplicate entries in the source VCF (two cards, same number), not a matcher error. Also: placed /home/jp/contacts.vcf at /var/lib/vm-transcribe/contacts.vcf (640 asterisk:asterisk), set backends=file, cleared stale cache, restarted vm-portal.
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# /opt/vm-transcribe/contacts.conf
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#
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# Caller-ID -> name lookup for voicemail notifications.
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# Re-read on every voicemail; no restart needed.
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#
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# chmod 640, owned root:asterisk - may contain a password.
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[contacts]
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# Master switch. If no, notifications just show the raw caller ID.
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enabled = yes
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# Which backends to try, in order, comma separated:
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# file - a local vCard (.vcf) or CSV export. No auth, fast, works offline.
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# google - Google People API using the Hermes OAuth token (recommended
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# for Google accounts; see note about app passwords below).
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# carddav - any CardDAV server with username + app password.
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backends = file, google
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# Successful and failed lookups are cached here to avoid hammering an API
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# on every call. Delete the file to force a refresh.
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cache_path = /var/lib/vm-transcribe/contacts_cache.json
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cache_ttl = 86400
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# Match on the last N digits of the number, so +447941223856,
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# 07941223856 and 447941223856 all resolve to the same contact.
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# 9 is a sane default for UK/US. Lower it only if you get misses.
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match_digits = 15
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[file]
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# vCard (.vcf) or CSV exported from Google Contacts:
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# contacts.google.com -> Export -> vCard (or Google CSV)
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# This is the most reliable option: no tokens, no API limits, no network.
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path = /var/lib/vm-transcribe/contacts.vcf
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[google]
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# Uses the OAuth token from the Hermes google-workspace skill, which must be
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# authorised with the People API / contacts.readonly scope.
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token_path = /var/lib/vm-transcribe/google_token.json
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# Optional: refresh the local export from the People API on this schedule
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# (seconds). 0 = only look up on demand. Bulk-syncing to the file backend is
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# much faster per call than a live query.
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sync_interval = 0
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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[carddav]
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# Generic CardDAV with an app password.
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#
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# !! IMPORTANT: this will NOT work against Google. Google disabled basic
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# !! authentication for CardDAV, CalDAV, IMAP, SMTP and POP on 2024-09-30;
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# !! app passwords are rejected and Google's CardDAV now requires OAuth 2.0.
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# !! Use the 'google' or 'file' backend for Google Contacts instead.
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#
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# These settings do work for Nextcloud, Fastmail, iCloud, Radicale, etc.
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url =
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username =
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# App password (NOT the main account password). Generate one in your
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# provider's security settings.
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app_password =
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# Some providers need an explicit addressbook path, e.g.
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# Nextcloud: /remote.php/dav/addressbooks/users/<user>/contacts/
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# iCloud: discovered automatically from the principal URL
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addressbook_path =
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verify_tls = yes
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timeout = 20
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