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running linux mint 13

me@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Desktop $ LinuxCallerId 
LinuxCallerId: command not found
me@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Desktop $ ls | grep Call
LinuxCallerId
me@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Desktop $ ./LinuxCallerId
bash: ./LinuxCallerId: No such file or directory
me@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Desktop $ md5sum ./LinuxCallerId 
518d146e98d008fb53388f9dcd81c0b2  ./LinuxCallerId
chad@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Desktop $ 

Feature Request:
Recently some telemarketers have been calling out with no caller id displayed, 
and the linux-caller-id program does not handle them (my telephone doesn't even 
log them as an incoming call).
Having the ability to hang up on unidentified callers would be most welcome.

Feature Request:
Almost all automated dailing systems accept the standard SIT tones. There is a 
standard 'doo - dah - dee' tone that is used to signal that a phone number has 
been disconnected.
If the caller id program was able to play back this tone to all, or certain 
blocked numbers, that would be a great way to cut down on the number of 
incoming calls.