imsd/README.md

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# imsd

Userspace IMS/VoLTE daemon for mainline Linux phones.

Modem firmware on typical mainline-Linux phones will bring up the IMS PDN but
can't be used for actual call audio. imsd implements the whole IMS client in
userspace instead: SIP registration with USIM AKA authentication over kernel
IPsec (ESP), call signalling, and the AMR-WB RTP media plane wired into
PipeWire so a stock mobile dialer — Plasma Dialer, or GNOME Calls under Phosh
and GNOME Mobile — can place and receive real VoLTE calls on a commercial
network.

## Status

Call-capable, both directions. Outgoing VoLTE calls place, answer, carry
full-duplex AMR-WB audio, and tear down; incoming calls ring, answer via
`Accept`, and carry media the same way — driven end-to-end from a stock
dialer over the frozen D-Bus ABI. Current state:

The engine core (`imsd-core`) is a GLib-free, pure-`std` static library whose
every decision — SIP framing, SDP selection, the AKAv1-MD5 digest, the
`ip xfrm` command sequence, and the whole call FSM — is unit-tested on a dev
box with no bus, modem, or phone; several suites pin output byte-for-byte
against recorded network traffic. GLib/GDBus, sockets, and subprocess control
live only in the `imsd` daemon shell.

## Architecture

C++26 modules, built with Crafter Build. Five build products:

- **imsd-core** (static library) — the engine, pure `import std` C++ with no
  GLib and no I/O side effects. Everything here is unit-testable on any dev
  box without a modem, a bus, or a phone; several suites pin output
  byte-for-byte against recorded network traffic.
- **imsd** (executable) — the daemon shell: GLib main loop, GDBus service,
  sockets, subprocess control (`qmicli`/`mmcli`/`ip`), and the registration
  sequence + run loop that pumps the core. All GLib and I/O live here.
- **imsd-media** (executable) — the RTP/AMR-WB data plane, spawned once per
  call. Pure `import std` + POSIX, no GLib; links `-ldl` and dlopen's the
  codecs. A separate process for crash isolation and the far-end-hangup
  exit-code contract.
- **imsd-dialerd** (executable) — the Plasma Mobile integration: a session
  daemon owning `org.kde.telephony.{CallUtils,DeviceUtils,UssdUtils}`,
  bridging them to imsd on the system bus. GDBus translation only, no core.
  It is a separate process because those are per-user *session*-bus names
  that the root system daemon cannot own; built with `-- --product=dialerd`,
  autostarted from an `.desktop` file in place of plasma-dialer's
  `modem-daemon` (whose autostart must be disabled).
- **imsd-ofonod** (executable) — the GNOME Calls integration, for Phosh and
  GNOME Mobile: a system daemon owning `org.ofono` and presenting imsd as an
  oFono modem, which is the seam GNOME Calls' bundled `ofono` provider plugin
  drives. GDBus translation only, no core; built with `-- --product=ofonod`.
  See [GNOME Calls (Phosh, GNOME Mobile)](#gnome-calls-phosh-gnome-mobile).

### Desktop integration

imsd itself is desktop-agnostic: everything a dialer needs is on the system
bus as `net.catcrafts.IMS1`. Each desktop gets a small translation daemon
speaking whatever backend protocol its dialer already consumes, so the dialer,
the shell and the call-history/contacts stack all stay unmodified.

| Desktop | Daemon | Owns | Consumed by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plasma Mobile | `imsd-dialerd` | `org.kde.telephony.*` (session bus) | plasma-dialer + kde-telephony-daemon, replacing `modem-daemon` |
| Phosh / GNOME Mobile | `imsd-ofonod` | `org.ofono` (system bus) | GNOME Calls' `ofono` provider plugin |

Phosh's own call UI needs nothing extra: it consumes `org.gnome.Calls`, which
GNOME Calls exports once it has a working origin.

### Terminating-network dependency (incoming)

A UE only receives a VoLTE call as a SIP INVITE if the network's Terminating
Access Domain Selection (T-ADS) routes it to the PS/IMS domain rather than
paging the modem over CS. That requires the IMS registration to advertise
voice capability — the MMTEL ICSI (`+g.3gpp.icsi-ref=...mmtel`) and
`+sip.instance` media-feature tags in the REGISTER Contact, which
`Imsd:Messages` emits. T-ADS may still select CS for reasons outside the
client's control (operator policy, the modem's own radio-capability
signalling, a competing registration). When it does, no INVITE reaches imsd;
that is a network/modem-integration matter, not a daemon defect.

## Supported hardware & carriers

imsd talks to the modem through ModemManager plus `qmicli` over QRTR (USIM
AKA via a UIM logical channel), so in practice it currently needs a Qualcomm
modem on a mainline kernel with working WWAN/MM integration, kernel ESP
(`ip xfrm`), and PipeWire for audio.

Everything below has been verified by community members to be fully workking:

| Device | OS | Carrier
|---|---|---|
| The Fairphone (Gen. 6) | postmarketOS, Linux 7.1.2 | KPN NL |
| The Fairphone (Gen. 6) | postmarketOS, Linux 7.1.2 | Telekom Deutschland GER |
| The Fairphone (Gen. 6) | postmarketOS, Linux 7.1.2 | Phonero |
| The Fairphone (Gen. 6) | postmarketOS, Linux 7.1.2 | Telia Norge |

## Build

[Crafter Build](https://forgejo.catcrafts.net/Catcrafts/Crafter.Build) +
gio-2.0 headers (`glib2` on Arch, `glib-dev` on Alpine).

```sh
crafter-build                       # bin/imsd-<target>-<march>/imsd (the daemon)
crafter-build -- --product=media    # bin/imsd-media-.../imsd-media (the media leg)
crafter-build -- --product=dialerd  # bin/imsd-dialerd-.../imsd-dialerd (Plasma backend)
crafter-build -- --product=ofonod   # bin/imsd-ofonod-.../imsd-ofonod (GNOME Calls backend)
crafter-build test                  # unit tests (Util, Aka, Ipsec, Messages, Engine, Sip, Sdp)
```

### Building with make (distro packaging)

For environments without crafter-build, the Makefile mirrors the same clang
module pipeline: GNU make, clang++ with libc++ and the libc++ std module
sources (`std.cppm` — package `llvm-runtimes` on Alpine, `libc++` on Arch),
lld, and gio-2.0 headers.

```sh
make            # build/make/{imsd,imsd-media,imsd-dialerd,imsd-ofonod}
make check      # the same 7 unit-test suites
make install    # DESTDIR/PREFIX staged install incl. the packaging/ files
```

`project.cpp` stays the canonical build description; the Makefile tracks it.

### Cross-compiling for a phone (aarch64 Alpine/postmarketOS)

```sh
packaging/make-sysroot.sh                  # one-time: Alpine aarch64 sysroot from the CDN
crafter-build -- --target=aarch64-alpine-linux-musl \
    --sysroot=$HOME/.cache/imsd/sysroot-aarch64-alpine \
    --march=armv8.6-a+fp16fml+aes+sha3+sm4 --mtune=cortex-a720
# same flags after `crafter-build test --target=aarch64-alpine-linux-musl`
# run the suite under qemu-aarch64 against the sysroot
```

## Run (development)

```sh
./bin/imsd-*/imsd --session   # own net.catcrafts.IMS1 on the session bus
busctl --user call net.catcrafts.IMS1 /net/catcrafts/IMS1 net.catcrafts.IMS1 GetStatus
```

On a phone the daemon runs as root on the system bus (policy in
`packaging/net.catcrafts.IMS1.conf` — it grants the postmarketOS default
account `user` access; adjust it if your session account is named
differently), started by `packaging/imsd.service`
after `packaging/ims-pdn-up.sh` has brought up the ims PDN through
ModemManager. An apk upgrade restarts `imsd` and `imsd-ofonod` once the
transaction is done (a call in progress ends), as does adding a package
again over the daemon an `apk del` left running; the restart resumes the
registration over its existing SAs, or goes on waiting out a hold the
network had set. The bring-up never lets the ims PDN become the phone's IPv6
default route: the PDN's router advertisement is not accepted as a default
router (`accept_ra_defrtr=0` on the netdev; its prefix and MTU still apply)
and the P-CSCF gets a host route instead, so on IPv4-only wifi the phone's
other IPv6 traffic (apk, browsers) is not sent into the IMS walled garden,
where it would hang. Media peers get a host route per call; anything else
on the IMS network (its DNS servers, a traceroute target) needs its own
(`ip -6 route add <addr> dev qmapmux0.0`). The PDN MTU ModemManager reports
is set on the link. It spawns
`/usr/libexec/imsd-media` per call. Registration
resumes an in-kernel IPsec SA when one is present (avoiding the network's
fresh-SA throttle) and keeps itself alive with a re-REGISTER refresh at half
the granted lifetime. `packaging/APKBUILD` builds the apk from source via
the Makefile; `packaging/APKBUILD.binary` + `make-bin-tarball.sh` wrap a
cross-compiled build into an apk instead.

## GNOME Calls (Phosh, GNOME Mobile)

`imsd-ofonod` presents imsd on the system bus as an oFono modem — a Manager at
`/`, one Modem + VoiceCallManager at `/imsd`, and a VoiceCall object per live
call — which is what GNOME Calls' bundled `ofono` provider plugin drives.
Calls, Phosh and GNOME Shell run unmodified.

`org.ofono` is the seam because it is the only one a third party can
implement. `org.gnome.Calls.Call` is what Calls *exports* so a shell can
observe and control a call that already exists (Accept, Hangup, SendDtmf,
Silence — there is no Dial); Phosh consumes it from Calls. Calls' own backends
are libpeas provider plugins (`mm`, `ofono`, `sip`, `dummy`) linked against
private headers that no distro installs.

Setup:

```sh
apk add imsd-ofono                    # enables imsd-ofonod via a systemd preset
systemctl enable --now imsd-ofonod    # hand installs: system service, org.ofono is a system name
# point Calls at the ofono provider (the package ships this as a gschema
# override; this is the per-user equivalent)
gsettings set org.gnome.Calls autoload-plugins "['ofono']"
```

Drop `mm` from `autoload-plugins` rather than adding `ofono` alongside it: the
ModemManager provider would offer the modem's own CS voice path as a second
origin, and on a phone whose voice path is imsd that origin carries no audio.

Do not run this alongside a real `ofonod` — there is one `org.ofono` name and
one owner; the unit declares `Conflicts=ofono.service` and the daemon exits if
it loses the name. Running `imsd-dialerd` at the same time is fine (different
bus, different consumer).

Verified on a Fairphone 6 (postmarketOS, dbus-broker) with GNOME Calls 50.0:
outgoing and incoming calls with audio both ways, answered and hung up through
`org.gnome.Calls.Call` — the surface Phosh drives. One dbus-broker detail is
load-bearing and lives in the policy file: dbus-broker checks a broadcast
against the sender's send policy for every name the receiver owns, so root
(imsd) must be allowed `send_destination="org.ofono"` or imsd's call signals
never reach the daemon.

Known gaps, all inherited rather than introduced:

- **USSD is refused** with `org.ofono.Error.NotSupported`; the IMS stack has no
  USSD path. It is deliberately not advertised in the modem's `Interfaces`.
- **No hold, multiparty, transfer or call waiting** — imsd is a single-call
  stack, so those methods return `org.ofono.Error.NotImplemented`.
- **Per-call caller-ID withholding is refused** rather than silently ignored:
  imsd cannot honour a CLIR request, and failing is safer than dialling with
  the caller ID exposed.
- **Phosh's emergency-call screen lists nothing.** Not for want of the data:
  `imsd-ofonod` publishes `org.ofono.VoiceCallManager.EmergencyNumbers` (112,
  911, plus `EMERGENCY_NUMBERS`), which is oFono's standard place for it.
  Calls' ofono provider simply never reads it — it makes no `GetProperties`
  call on the VoiceCallManager, and returns NULL for the origin's
  `emergency-numbers`, which is what
  `org.gnome.Calls.EmergencyCalls.GetEmergencyContacts` is built from. (The
  ModemManager provider does read it, via `mm_sim_dup_emergency_numbers()`.)
  An upstream fix would close this. Dialling an emergency number from the
  normal dialpad is unaffected — that reaches imsd's own classifier.
- DTMF is forwarded to imsd, where `SendDtmf` is still a stub (RFC 4733 is not
  implemented yet) — the same limitation Plasma has.
- **Restarting `imsd-ofonod` restarts GNOME Calls with it.** When the
  modem's `VoiceCallManager` interface goes away and comes back, Calls 50.0
  adds a new origin but leaves the old origin's `CallAdded` handler connected:
  after one such cycle every call is added twice, after a few the stale handler
  runs on freed memory and Calls dies with SIGBUS in `g_hash_table_lookup`
  (measured on the FP6). Calls-side; an upstream fix belongs in
  `plugins/provider/ofono/calls-ofono-provider.c`. To keep imsd's own
  restarts and registration drops from triggering it, `imsd-ofonod` lists the
  interface permanently: `Online` tracks registration, and `Dial` fails with
  "imsd is not registered" / "imsd is not running" instead. Only `org.ofono`
  vanishing — this daemon restarting — still cycles the origin, and after
  that Calls dials nothing until it restarts, so the unit's `ExecStartPost`
  restarts the Calls daemon of every user running one. Its first start
  since boot leaves a running Calls alone.

Development, without a phone or root:

```sh
./bin/imsd-*/imsd --session &          # imsd's ABI on the session bus
./bin/imsd-ofonod-*/imsd-ofonod --session
busctl --user call org.ofono / org.ofono.Manager GetModems
# or keep org.ofono on the system bus and imsd on the session bus:
IMSD_BUS=session imsd-ofonod
```

## Configuration

Everything is environment variables. The packaged unit reads
`/run/imsd.env` (written by `ims-pdn-up.sh`: the connected ims netdev and
the PDN address ModemManager assigned to it) and
then `/etc/imsd.env` (your configuration, wins on conflict). Minimum viable
`/etc/imsd.env`:

```sh
# REQUIRED until P-CSCF discovery from the PDN's PCO is implemented: your
# carrier's P-CSCF address. Find it in a stock-firmware capture or your
# carrier's IMS documentation.
PCSCF=2001:db8::105
```

### imsd

| Variable | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| `PCSCF` | *(none — required)* | P-CSCF address; without it registration fails with a clear error |
| `PCSCF_PORT` | `5060` | unprotected SIP port for the initial REGISTER |
| `DEV` | `qmapmux0.0` | ims-PDN netdev; the packaged service passes the real one via `/run/imsd.env` |
| `LOCAL` | *(auto)* | UE address. The packaged service gets the PDN address ModemManager assigned, via `/run/imsd.env` from `ims-pdn-up.sh`; a manual run prefers a global IPv6 on `DEV` that is neither temporary nor `dynamic` (RA-derived), then any non-temporary one, then the first (the kernel's temporary SLAAC address is listed first, and a registration bound to it is lost when the kernel retires it) |
| `USER_AGENT` | `imsd/<version>` | REGISTER User-Agent. Some networks fingerprint UAs; setting your device's stock build string reproduces the stock modem's registration exactly. Empty omits the header |
| `STATE_FILE` | `/var/lib/imsd/imsreg.state` (root) / `$XDG_STATE_HOME/imsd/imsreg.state` | persisted registration context for warm resume |
| `HOLDS_FILE` | `/run/imsd.holds` (root) / `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/imsd.holds` (`/tmp/imsd.holds` without a runtime dir) | the waits the network imposed (a `Retry-After`, the refusal schedule) and where that schedule stands, kept across a restart of imsd for the PDN they were set on — not across a reboot; `/dev/null` switches the file off (only a regular file is ever removed; anything else is emptied) |
| `RESUME` | `auto` | `0` forces a fresh registration (ignores a warm SA) |
| `REFRESH_INTERVAL` | *(auto)* | keepalive re-REGISTER period in s; default = half the granted expiry, clamped to [120, 1800] |
| `EALG` | `aes-cbc` | offered ESP cipher (`aes-cbc`, `des-ede3-cbc`, `null`). From the 401's `Security-Server` list imsd selects the highest-preference `ipsec-3gpp` mechanism that matches this offer (RFC 3329 §2.3.1) and takes the SPIs/ports from the entry carrying them (some cores list every mechanism they support and put the SPIs on the one they applied); when no entry matches, the P-CSCF's SPI-carrying entry is installed as listed (`hmac-md5-96`, an absent `ealg` = null) and the journal says so. The line, the selection and the SA parameters are logged at every fresh registration |
| `SIP_TRANSPORT` | `auto` | transport of the protected leg (the second REGISTER and everything after it): `tcp`, `udp`, or `auto` = TCP, falling back to a fresh registration over UDP when the P-CSCF leaves two TCP connects unanswered — but only on a phone that has never registered over TCP: once the state file (`/var/lib/imsd/imsreg.state`) records a TCP registration, a silent connect is treated as an outage, not a policy (delete the file or set `udp` to override, e.g. after a SIM change). The challenge (first REGISTER) is always UDP. Over UDP a REGISTER or INVITE larger than ~1.2 KB leaves as IPv6 fragments at the ims PDN's 1280-byte MTU (the journal says so once per flow); there are no SIP retransmission timers over UDP yet, so a lost datagram costs a timeout. The SAs, the listener and the firewall rule cover both transports |
| `EMERGENCY_NUMBERS` | *(empty)* | comma-separated additions to the builtin 112/911 emergency numbers (e.g. a private test core's short code). SIM `EF_ECC` is not read yet |
| `RTP_PORT` | `50004` | local RTP port advertised in SDP |
| `PRECOND` | `0` | `1` offers SDP QoS preconditions |
| `CODECS` | *(empty — defaults)* | comma-separated codec preference list over `AMR-WB`, `AMR` (or `AMR-NB`), `PCMA`, `PCMU`: restricts and orders both the codecs offered on an outgoing call and those accepted from an inbound offer (default: offer AMR-WB + AMR, accept all four in that order). A bench knob — a network whose gateway transcodes every caller up to AMR-WB otherwise never lets the narrowband path run |
| `DUMP_SIP` | `0` | `1` writes raw REGISTER-200/SUBSCRIBE-200 dumps, the last refused REGISTER or SUBSCRIBE final (`imsd-register-fail.raw`, `imsd-subscribe-fail.raw`), the last inbound INVITE (`imsd-invite-in.raw`) and the last outgoing INVITE (`imsd-invite-out.raw`), mode 0600, for debugging — they contain your IMSI/MSISDN and addresses. A refused REGISTER or SUBSCRIBE is logged with its status line and any Retry-After / Warning / Reason / Server headers |
| `DUMP_DIR`, `OUT_DIR` | state dir | where dumps / per-call media stats land |
| `IMSD_MEDIA` | *(auto)* | path to `imsd-media` (default: next to `imsd`, else `/usr/libexec/imsd-media`) |

The protected client/server ports are fixed at 45061/45062
(`imsd::util::kPortUc`/`kPortUs`) — changing them in source also requires
updating the firewall rules `ims-pdn-up.sh` installs.

**When the registration stops working** (the refresh is refused, or the
protected flow dies and nothing answers the reconnect) imsd does in place
what a restart does: it reconnects through the existing SA and refreshes;
after two refused refreshes or two unanswered reconnect cycles (such a
cycle is not counted while the modem reports no packet service) it
registers fresh (new Call-ID, new challenge, new SA pair). Reconnects back
off 5 s → 5 min; a refused or throttled fresh attempt waits on the throttle
schedule (21 min, growing to 60), a silent one 30 s → 10 min, and a
network `Retry-After` is honoured, up to an hour (the schedule's longest wait): a longer
one is cut to it and the refusal heard again then. While a fresh registration is deferred, the existing SA is
still retried on the reconnect backoff, unless the old registration is known gone: a `403` once a
fresh registration is due, an attempt that got past the SA setup, or a binding
the network terminated (reg-event). A `Dial`
that reaches imsd while it is unregistered brings the next recovery step
forward (the reconnect, or the fresh attempt once it is due), never a wait
the network imposed (a `Retry-After`, or the schedule after a
refused or throttled fresh attempt); imsd-ofonod refuses a `Dial` then, and
imsd-dialerd lists no modem. A bring-up the network deferred waits the same
schedule out with nothing to reconnect over (the resume just found the
stored SAs unusable), then tries again. The network's holds outlive a
restart of imsd (an upgrade restarts it): they are kept in
`/run/imsd.holds` for the PDN they were set on, with the schedule's place
(a restart does not start it over at 21 min), and waited out at the next
start, before the resume (a refresh's `Retry-After`) or before the fresh
registration (a fresh attempt's schedule or `Retry-After`, a terminated
binding's wait); a reboot or another PDN address starts clean. An upgrade from a daemon
older than 0.3.10, which kept its bring-up throttle wait in memory only,
hands that wait over the same way when this start registers on the address
it was earned on (the fresh-SA throttle's wait, `spi-s=0`; the old daemon's
other deferrals, after a 401 it could not use, are not handed over): the
upgrade records that daemon's invocation, and the next
start reads its journal lines once the daemon has stopped — a wait that
ended meanwhile is read as it ended; on another address (the normal hop:
0.3.9 sat on the kernel's temporary address) only the verdict that the old
registration is gone is kept and the start registers fresh at once. When
the old address cannot be read the wait is handed over anyway; when the wait
cannot be timed, or this start has no `LOCAL`, the journal says it was not
handed over.
The journal says which (`…; next: fresh registration in N s`, `registering
fresh (recovery attempt N)`, `fresh registration deferred/refused/failed:
…`, `bring-up deferred: …`). One case leaves through a real restart
instead: when the address imsd is registered on has left the ims netdev
and the PDN's own address is not there to move to (the PDN went away) —
the journal shows `engine fatal: … — exiting for systemd restart`,
and after `RestartSec` (120 s) `ims-pdn-up.sh` runs again and imsd
registers on the PDN's address. A registration resumed on an older
address (a pre-0.3.10 temporary one) moves to the PDN's own address in
place: with its next fresh registration, or when the older address leaves
the netdev first, which takes that registration with it. The reg-event
subscription — the network's own
view of the binding, one live dialog per registration, subscribed anew ahead of
the lifetime the S-CSCF granted — is retried when refused or unanswered
(60 s doubling to 10 min, a `Retry-After` honoured up to an hour: a registration refresh
neither brings a scheduled retry forward nor starts its back-off over) and renewed when the S-CSCF ends
it for a reason that allows renewal (RFC 6665; after `noresource`,
`rejected` or any other reason the renewal does not cover the next
registration refresh subscribes anew); an earlier
subscription's NOTIFY is still read for the binding's state, but its end is
not ours to renew (KPN closes a registration's previous subscription with
`noresource` when a new one replaces it); a NOTIFY that terminates the binding triggers a fresh
registration (at once, or after the network's `retry-after`, up to an hour; after the
call, when one is up; one exception: a REGISTER wait that still gets its 200
after such a NOTIFY, a call having kept the flow, leaves that registration
standing); after
`rejected` and `unregistered` it waits on the refusal schedule (21 min,
growing to 60), a wait no `Dial` cuts short — the binding is gone, so
nothing is retried meanwhile. One termination counts once, however many
NOTIFYs report it (a repeated `probation` report may extend its hold from
its own `retry-after`).

### imsd-media (per-call, set through imsd's environment)

| Variable | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| `MIC`, `PLAY` | `1`, `1` | uplink mic capture / downlink playout via PipeWire |
| `AUDIO_USER` | *(auto)* | account whose PipeWire session carries call audio. imsd sets it for each call from logind: the user session active on seat0 (`loginctl show-seat seat0`, a greeter does not count) when it has a `/run/user/<uid>/pipewire-0` socket. Set in imsd's own environment it pins an account instead. imsd as packaged (root, on the system bus) logs the resolution at start and when a call's media starts (`audio session: …`), imsd-media once per call. imsd-media started without the variable at all (by an imsd older than 0.3.10 while an upgrade replaces it, or by hand) tries the account `user`, its old default. |
| `GAIN`, `PLAY_GAIN` | `10`, `1.0` | uplink / downlink gain |
| `AMR_MODE` | `2` | AMR-WB encoder mode (0–8) |
| `DTX` | `0` | encoder discontinuous transmission |
| `MEDIA_TIMEOUT` | `6.0` | seconds of downlink silence before exit 3 (far-end-hangup signal) |
| `RTP_DUMP` | `0` | `1` captures raw downlink RTP next to the stats file |

## D-Bus ABI

`net.catcrafts.IMS1` at `/net/catcrafts/IMS1`. The ABI is frozen — dialer
integrations depend on it:

| Member | Signature |
|---|---|
| `Dial(number)` | `s → s` (callUni) |
| `HangUp(callUni)` | `s` |
| `Accept(callUni)` | `s` |
| `SendDtmf(callUni, tones)` | `ss` |
| `GetCalls()` | `→ aa{sv}` |
| `GetStatus()` | `→ a{sv}` |
| `CallAdded` | `s a{sv}` |
| `CallStateChanged` | `s s s` (callUni, state, reason) |
| `CallDeleted` | `s` |
| `RegistrationChanged` | `b` |

Both `imsd-dialerd` and `imsd-ofonod` are pure translations of this ABI; a new
desktop needs a new translation daemon, not changes here.

## License

GPL-3.0-only — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).

## Copyright

Copyright (C) 2026 Catcrafts®
catcrafts.net